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BMW K 1600 GTL vs Ducati Panigale V4 Comparison
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BMW K 1600 GTL
₹35.62 Lakh
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Ducati Panigale V4
₹32.05 Lakh
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BMW K 1600 GTL
₹35.62 Lakh
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Ducati Panigale V4
₹32.05 Lakh
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Ex-Showroom Price
₹35.62 Lakh
₹32.05 Lakh
EMI
₹65,772
@ 8.5% for 5 years
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₹59,182
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Brochure
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Rating
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Engine Type
In-Line 6-Cylinder, 4-Stroke, 4-Valves Per Cylinder, DOHC
Desmosedici Stradale 90° V4, Counter-rotating Crankshaft Desmodromic Timing, 4 Valves Per Cylinder. Liquid Cooled
Displacement
1649 cc
1103 cc
Max Torque
175 Nm @ 5250 rpm
120.9 Nm @ 11250 rpm
No. of Cylinders
6
1
Valve Per Cylinder
4
4
Starting
Self Start Only
Self Start Only
Fuel Supply
Fuel Injection
Fuel Injection
Clutch
Multiple-Disc Clutch In Oil Bath
Hydraulically Controlled Slipper and Self-Servo Wet Multiplate Clutch. Self Bleeding Master Cylinder
Gear Box
6 Speed
6 Speed
Bore
72 mm
81 mm
Stroke
67.5 mm
53.5 mm
Compression Ratio
12.2:1
14.0:1
Emission Type
bs6
bs6-2.0
Cooling System
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Liquid Cooled
Instrument Console
Analogue and Digital
Digital
Cruise Control
Speedometer
Analogue
Digital
Techometer
Analogue
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Tripmeter
Digital
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Odometer
Digital
Digital
Additional Features Of Variant
Riding Modes, Cruise Control, Electronic Immobiliser, Heated Grips, Multi-Controller, Multifunctional Display with On Board Computer, Single Wire System, Seat Heating, Power Socket, Hazard Warning Flasher, On Board Literature, Storage Compartment, Carbon Filter, Anti-Hopping Clutch
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Seat Type
Split
Single
Clock
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Passenger Backrest
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Stepup Seat
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Passenger Footrest
Navigation
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Keyless Ignition
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Body Graphics
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Speedometer
Analogue
Digital
Tachometer
Analogue
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Odometer
Digital
Digital
Tripmeter
Digital
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Fuel Gauge
Digital
Digital
Pass Switch
Clock
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Engine Immobilizer
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Riding Modes
Adjustable Windscreen
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Additional Features
Riding Modes, Cruise Control, Electronic Immobiliser, Heated Grips, Multi-Controller, Multifunctional Display with On Board Computer, Single Wire System, Seat Heating, Power Socket, Hazard Warning Flasher, On Board Literature, Storage Compartment, Carbon Filter, Anti-Hopping Clutch
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Stepup Seat
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Passenger Footrest
Braking Type
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Combi Brake System
Traction Control
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Power Modes
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Launch Control
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Quick Shifter
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Engine Kill Switch
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Display
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6.9 Inch TFT Display
ARAI Mileage
13 Kmpl
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Acceleration (0-100 Kmph)
3.7s
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Overall Mileage
16.94 Kmpl
15.38 kmpl
User Reported Mileage
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Expert Mileage
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Body Type
Sports Tourer Bikes
Super Bikes, Sports Bikes
Body Graphics
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Width
1000 mm
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Length
2489 mm
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Height
1475 mm
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Fuel Capacity
26.5 L
17 L
Fuel Reserve
4 L
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Saddle Height
750 mm
850 mm
Wheelbase
1618 mm
1485 mm
Dry Weight
210 kg
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Kerb Weight
350 kg
191 kg
Total Weight
560 kg
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Headlight
Xenon
LED
Tail Light
LED
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Turn Signal Lamp
LED
LED
LED Tail Lights
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Alternator
700 W
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Taillight
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LED
DRLs
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Low Fuel Indicator
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Radial Tyre
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0-100 Kmph (sec)
3.7s
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Top Speed
Over 200 Kmph
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Peak Power
160.4 PS @ 7750 rpm
218.99 PS @ 13500 rpm
Drive Type
Shaft Drive
Chain Drive
Battery Type
MF
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Battery Capacity
12 V/19 Ah
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Transmission
Manual
Manual
Charging At Home
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Charging At Charging Station
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Suspension Front
BMW Motorrad Duolever; central spring strut
Fully Adjustable Show BPF Fork, 43 mm Chromed Inner Tubes
Suspension Rear
BMW Motorrad Paralever
Fully Adjustable Sachs Unit. Aluminum Hollow Symmetrical Swingarm
Brakes Front
Disc
Disc
Brakes Rear
Disc
Disc
ABS
Dual Channel
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Tyre Size
Front :-120/70-ZR17, Rear :-190/55-ZR17
Front :-120/70-ZR17, Rear :-200/60-ZR17
Wheel Size
Front :-17 inch, Rear :-17 inch
Front :-431.8 mm,Rear :-431.8 mm
Wheels Type
Alloy
Alloy
Frame
Bridge-Type Frame, Cast Aluminium, Load-Bearing Engine
Aluminum Alloy Front Frame With Optimized Stiffnesses
Tubeless Tyre
Tubeless
Tubeless
Navigation assist
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