Wearnes Automotive Unveils Flagship Ducati Singapore Showroom

Wearnes Automotive Unveils Flagship Ducati Singapore Showroom

Singapore, November 2017 – Ducati, the Italian motorcycle brand renowned for its pure passion for performance and excellence today unveils its brand new flagship facility in Singapore. Located at the premium Leng Kee automotive belt, the Ducati Singapore showroom now sits alongside high luxury car brands under its new dealer partner Wearnes Automotive, and boasts a full-fledged state-of-the-art showroom and aftersales facility.

OneShift Editorial Team
OneShift Editorial Team
05 Nov 2017

Spanning over 280 square metres of showroom and workshop space, the integrated facility had been built in line with the brand’s exacting global corporate identity, delivering customers with a Ducati experience befitting of its rich 90-year Italian heritage.

“We are delighted not just with this stunning new Singapore dealership, but also look forward to our new partnership with Wearnes as they have been established to be a leading luxury automotive retailer in the region”, said Marco Biondi, Ducati Regional Director Asia. “We are confident that the partnership with Wearnes will take the Ducati experience to new heights”.

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Andre Roy, Chief Executive Officer, Wearnes Automotive said, “Ducati is a highly desirable Italian brand, driven by the unmistakable design of their motorcycles, passion for performance and excellence as seen in their profound sporting spirit and involvement in motorsports. The brand complements Wearnes’ luxury automotive portfolio, and we look forward to building a strong Ducati presence in Singapore”.

Also gracing the grand opening of Ducati’s new home in Singapore, is the three time world champion and Ducati MotoGP rider Jorge Lorenzo, who had an impressive podium at the recent Aragon Grand Prix.

To celebrate the official showroom opening, the Ducati 1299 Panigale R Final Edition and SuperSport S will be unveiled for the first time in Singapore at a VIP launch event. The 1299 Panigale R Final Edition pays homage to the Ducati superbike legacy by combining the best-ever twin-cylinder engine performance with a racing-derived chassis set-up. An offshoot of the 1299 Superleggera engine, the "Final Edition" Superquadro packs a 209 hp punch and a torque of 142 Nm.

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The new Ducati Singapore showroom and workshop are will be located at 45 Leng Kee Road, Singapore 159103. All sales and/or service enquiries may be directed to:

Tel: +65 6430 4930 Email: ducati.enquiries@wearnes.com

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