Ducati Recalls — Canada & USA

Ducati has 68 models with recall activity in our database, spanning 1993 through 2026. Across those models, 184 recall campaigns are recorded, and the severity profile is heavily weighted toward the most serious tiers: 66% of campaigns carry a Critical rating and another 21% fall into the High tier, meaning roughly 87% of all Ducati recalls sit in the top two categories under the severity rating system. Critical and High recalls typically involve conditions such as sudden loss of vehicle control, brake failure, fuel leaks with fire risk, and other defects that can result in crashes or serious injury, particularly consequential on motorcycles where rider exposure to harm is direct.

The 1199 Panigale leads the lineup with 14 recall campaigns, followed closely by the Panigale V4 at 13 and the XDiavel at 10. Those three models alone account for more than a fifth of all recall activity in the database. The remainder is distributed across 65 additional models, many of which share platforms or engine families with the most-recalled machines, reflecting how a single component issue can propagate across multiple variants in the lineup. The absence of any Informational-tier recalls and the near-absence of Low-tier campaigns, which together account for just 2% of total activity, underscores that the vast majority of flagged conditions across these vehicles were treated as requiring immediate corrective action.