I'm sharing this partly because of the news but mostly for the awesome photography.
I'm sharing this partly because of the news but mostly for the awesome photography.
That Diavel is a masterpiece of art.
And while I'm not a fan of Ducati's at all, I do ride a v-twin sportbike and so can understand what draws people to their engines.
Originally shared by Luxurious Magazine
Ducati sells 32,600 bikes in first six months of 2015 to achieve 22% increase
Ducati Motor Holding has accelerated growth in 2015. The Bologna based bike manufacturer managed to improve even further on the positive trend seen these last 5 years, with motorcycle sales increasing. The first half year saw a huge 22% increase in volume with respect to the first half of 2014, leading to all time record sales of 32,600 bikes worldwide.
Growth was observed in all countries. Performance during the first six months of 2015 confirms the USA as Ducati’s leading market with sales rising about 10%. The biggest percentage increase was recorded in Italy (+51%), followed by Spain (+38%), the UK (+36%), Germany (+24%) and France (+23%). The results for June set a new monthly record (the previous best was April 2015) with bike sales topping 7,400, a staggering 60% increase compared to the same month in 2014. June also saw the Ducati brand achieve record sales in North America (more then 1,900 bikes sold) and Japan (more then 500 bikes sold).
That Diavel is a masterpiece of art.
And while I'm not a fan of Ducati's at all, I do ride a v-twin sportbike and so can understand what draws people to their engines.
Originally shared by Luxurious Magazine
Ducati sells 32,600 bikes in first six months of 2015 to achieve 22% increase
Ducati Motor Holding has accelerated growth in 2015. The Bologna based bike manufacturer managed to improve even further on the positive trend seen these last 5 years, with motorcycle sales increasing. The first half year saw a huge 22% increase in volume with respect to the first half of 2014, leading to all time record sales of 32,600 bikes worldwide.
Growth was observed in all countries. Performance during the first six months of 2015 confirms the USA as Ducati’s leading market with sales rising about 10%. The biggest percentage increase was recorded in Italy (+51%), followed by Spain (+38%), the UK (+36%), Germany (+24%) and France (+23%). The results for June set a new monthly record (the previous best was April 2015) with bike sales topping 7,400, a staggering 60% increase compared to the same month in 2014. June also saw the Ducati brand achieve record sales in North America (more then 1,900 bikes sold) and Japan (more then 500 bikes sold).
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