During this year’s Art Basel Miami, Ducati and Bentley came together to reveal a collaborative limited-edition Diavel, available in two options, a standard make of 500 examples and a bespoke Mulliner option, limited to just 50 examples.
The bike’s design ethos is based on the ultra-rare Bentley Batur, a new sport and luxury concept car from Bentley, featuring a powerful 740 PS twin-turbo W12 engine and limited to just 18 production units.
Mirroring the Batur, the Ducati Diavel for Bentley is designed to symbolize luxury, performance and craftsmanship — achieved through the Ducati Centro Stile working closely with Bentley designers. Notable details include the Scarab Green paint, a signature of the Bentley Mulliner palette. Additionally, the bike’s design elements, like the forged rims and two-tone side air intakes, draw direct inspiration from the Batur, while its carbon fiber components add a touch of racing energy.
The attention to detail extends to the rider’s experience, with a black Alcantara seat that hints at the luxury of Bentley’s interiors. The exhaust system and other technical components have also been redesigned to align with the bike’s refined lines. Through the Mulliner offering of the Diavel, riders will be able to experience a higher level of personalization, including an exclusive selection of colors for various components, resulting in a truly unique and bespoke example.
Each Diavel for Bentley, whether Mulliner or otherwise, comes with a certificate of authenticity, a detachable passenger seat and a bespoke cover. Owners will also receive a special key-on animation and LED rear light cluster, emphasizing the exclusivity — further driving home this exclusivity, each bike will be delivered in a personalized wooden case.
From a technical standpoint, the Diavel for Bentley is powered by a 1,158 cc V4 Granturismo engine, known for its power, torque and compact design. The engine’s Twin Pulse combustion and dedicated exhaust system provide an unmistakable sound. While the price has not been publicly shared at the time of writing, Ducati has published an inquiry form for interested buyers via its official site.
