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Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini

Lamborghini Huracán STO collaboration

Updated November 1, 2026 • Rarity Rides editorial team
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RarityLamborghini Huracán STO collaboration
At a glance

Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini

The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini brought Huracán STO-inspired design to a numbered customer series announced in September 2022. The standard programme comprised 630 motorcycles for the 2023 range. It followed the Diavel collaboration but used a more overtly sporting, unfaired V4 platform with its own component and design treatment.

The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini brought Huracán STO-inspired design to a numbered customer series announced in September 2022. The standard programme comprised 630 motorcycles for the 2023 range. It followed the Diavel collaboration but used a more overtly sporting, unfaired V4 platform with its own component and design treatment.

Edition at a glance

Edition / programme figure 630 — announced numbered edition limit
Original market scope Worldwide
Reference year 2022 (see production chronology)
Model years documented here 2023
Base model / platform Streetfighter V4 S
Engine / propulsion Ducati V4

Design and engineering

Verde Citrea and Arancio Dac define the standard livery. Dedicated wheels, carbon-fibre details and a titanium Akrapovič silencer connect the motorcycle’s design to the STO theme. The V4 powertrain remains Ducati engineering; the shared colours and wheel design do not give the motorcycle a Lamborghini engine. Individual equipment should be compared with the correct model-year factory specification.

Production and edition scope

Six hundred and thirty is the standard-edition limit. A further 63 Speciale Clienti motorcycles were offered to Lamborghini customers, giving 693 across the complete collaboration family. The additional client allocation has its own record here, so the standard model should not be labelled a 693-bike edition. The earlier 630-bike Diavel collaboration is another separate programme.

Identifying an authentic example

Match the tank-cover identification, chassis record and original order documents. Check whether the paperwork identifies the standard edition or the client-customised allocation before interpreting the livery. Repainting a standard example does not alone establish Speciale Clienti status. Record replaced panels, wheels and exhaust equipment together with any original parts retained by the owner.

Collector significance

The edition translates a car-design collaboration onto a different motorcycle character from the original Diavel. Its collection significance is best explained through that factory identity and the explicit allocation structure. A clear delivery file makes it possible to appreciate the design partnership without mixing the standard run, bespoke customer series and later Lamborghini motorcycles.

Related motorcycles

  • Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini Speciale Clienti
  • Ducati Diavel 1260 Lamborghini

Sources

The collector file

Why this machine matters

The edition translates a car-design collaboration onto a different motorcycle character from the original Diavel. Its collection significance is best explained through that factory identity and the explicit allocation structure. A clear delivery file makes it possible to appreciate the design partnership without mixing the standard run, bespoke customer series and later Lamborghini motorcycles.

The collector file

The story

The Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini brought Huracán STO-inspired design to a numbered customer series announced in September 2022. The standard programme comprised 630 motorcycles for the 2023 range. It followed the Diavel collaboration but used a more overtly sporting, unfaired V4 platform with its own component and design treatment.

The collector file

Built in limited numbers

Six hundred and thirty is the standard-edition limit. A further 63 Speciale Clienti motorcycles were offered to Lamborghini customers, giving 693 across the complete collaboration family. The additional client allocation has its own record here, so the standard model should not be labelled a 693-bike edition. The earlier 630-bike Diavel collaboration is another separate programme.

The collector file

On the road

The edition translates a car-design collaboration onto a different motorcycle character from the original Diavel. Its collection significance is best explained through that factory identity and the explicit allocation structure. A clear delivery file makes it possible to appreciate the design partnership without mixing the standard run, bespoke customer series and later Lamborghini motorcycles.

The data file

Specifications

Factory specifications may vary by model year, market and configuration.

Identity & production

Official model
Ducati Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini
Base model
Streetfighter V4 S
Edition
Streetfighter V4 Lamborghini

Powertrain & performance

Engine
Ducati V4
Powertrain
Petrol

Motorcycle specifications

Category
Road motorcycle
Verification

Authenticity & identification

Match the tank-cover identification, chassis record and original order documents. Check whether the paperwork identifies the standard edition or the client-customised allocation before interpreting the livery. Repainting a standard example does not alone establish Speciale Clienti status. Record replaced panels, wheels and exhaust equipment together with any original parts retained by the owner.

Collector guidance

Ownership considerations

Match the tank-cover identification, chassis record and original order documents. Check whether the paperwork identifies the standard edition or the client-customised allocation before interpreting the livery. Repainting a standard example does not alone establish Speciale Clienti status. Record replaced panels, wheels and exhaust equipment together with any original parts retained by the owner.

Evidence & accountability

Sources and verification

  1. www.ducati.com
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Reviewed byRarity Rides editorial team