The new 2025 Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark models for 2025. With enhanced features, racing-inspired design, and customizable seat heights, these motorcycles offer style and performance.
Ducati has officially introduced two striking models for 2025 in its Scrambler range: the Scrambler Full Throttle and Scrambler Icon Dark. While these models are mechanically similar to their predecessors, they stand out with fresh design elements and features. The Scrambler Full Throttle gets a racing-inspired color update, and the Icon Dark sports a sleek, blacked-out aesthetic.
Key Highlights:
- New Colors & Design: The Scrambler Full Throttle features a retro racing-inspired black and bronze livery, while the Icon Dark flaunts a matte black finish.
- Mechanical Consistency: Both models retain the same 803cc L-Twin engine, producing 73hp at 8,250rpm and 65.2Nm torque at 7,000rpm.
- Enhanced Features: The Full Throttle comes with a Termignoni exhaust and a bi-directional quickshifter, adding to the riding experience.
- Customizable Seat Height: Both models offer optional accessories to adjust the seat height between 780mm and 810mm.
- Launch Date: Both models will be available for sale in 2025.
Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle and Icon Dark Overview
The 2025 Ducati Scrambler Full Throttle is a flat-tracker-inspired bike with a new black and bronze color scheme and numbered side plates honoring the first Scrambler model from 1962. Ducati adds flair to the Full Throttle with a Termignoni exhaust and a bi-directional quickshifter, making it an enticing option for riders who crave performance with style.
On the other hand, the Icon Dark takes a different route, featuring a full matte black aesthetic on the fuel tank, mudguard, and headlight cover. While it shares much of the Full Throttle’s features, the bi-directional quickshifter is an optional add-on for this model.
Both models continue to be powered by the same 803cc L-Twin engine, delivering a peak output of 73hp and 65.2Nm of torque. Weighing in at just 176kg, these motorcycles are easy to handle, with a standard seat height of 795mm. Riders can further customize their comfort by choosing optional seats to raise or lower the height by 15mm.
Ducati has confirmed that both models will be on sale in 2025. Stay tuned for further updates on pricing and availability.
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