2022 DUCATI MULTISTRADA Complaints

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  • 2022 DUCATI MULTISTRADA
    - Rocky Mount, VA

    After 4000 miles the vehicle developed a severe"Stumbling" or misfiring like behavior. It was taken to one dealer and the charcoal canister of the evaporative emission system was full of fuel. The factory technician was unable to repair the problem and it was taken to another dealer where the emission system was replaced. The problem has been undiagnosed and still continues and makes the vehicle un rideable and unsafe. Ducati has been negligent and providing a solution to the problem and I feel the vehicle is unsafe to ride due to the fact of the inconsistent throttle making it unmanageable and I believe there is potential for a fire risk due to the excess fuel being dumped into the system. I can intermittently smell raw fuel and believe there may be a fire risk as well. Several attempts have been taken to have it diagnosed at two different dealers and Ducati has been unresponsive as to any personal request for assistance.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2022 DUCATI MULTISTRADA
    - Indianapolis, IN

    Rear brake performance is erratic as a function of the unpredictable distance the pedal has to move to be effective.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE
  • 2022 DUCATI MULTISTRADA
    - Philadelphia, PA

    Coasting to a stop and the engine shuts off. Bogging in low gears . Very dangerous in that my motorcycle stalled out 3 times on a major highway when coming up on a traffic jam. I'm contacting the dealer today to report issue. There were no warning lights before the engine shut down. I have over 30 years experience riding motorcycles of different brands and types and had never had this happen.

    Source: NHTSA WEB SITE