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Ducati Monster 937 2026 — Morocco price
from MAD 159,900 to MAD 179,900
Ducati's Italian naked icon — Testastretta L-twin 937cc 111 hp, from 159,900 MAD at Sopriam. The Monster, 30+ years after launch, remains the archetype of the premium Italian naked.
Key specifications
- Body
- Naked
- Fuel
- Gasoline
- Gearbox
- Manual
- Power
- 111 ch
- Consumption
- 5.4 L / 100 km
- Displacement
- 937 cc
- Cylinders
- 2
- Licence
- A
- Dry weight
- 188 kg
- Year
- 2026
- Availability
- On sale
Pros
- Cult Monster icon — 1992 heritage + signature L-twin Desmodromic sound
- Aluminium monocoque chassis — 188 kg dry light, lightest in the 1000cc naked segment
- Complete Bosch ABS Cornering + DTC + Wheelie Control electronic suite
- Standard bidirectional quickshifter + 3 ride modes
- 60-65% resale at 3 years (premium Ducati image)
Watch out for
- +25k MAD vs MT-09 / 990 Duke for similar performance
- Limited Sopriam Ducati network (3 dealers vs 6 Premium Motors)
- Desmodromic oil change ~2,200 MAD (vs 600-900 at Honda/Yamaha)
Our verdict
The Ducati Monster 937 2026 (M937 generation launched 2021, restyled 2024) is the modern evolution of the original Monster (Miguel Galluzzi, 1992) — the global archetype of the sport-naked. Testastretta 11° 937cc L-twin Desmodromic engine 111 hp / 93 Nm, aluminium monocoque chassis (2021 innovation, abandoning the red steel trellis of previous generations to reduce weight), Marzocchi USD 43 mm fork + Kayaba mono-shock, Ducati DTC electronic suite (TC + Bosch Cornering ABS + Wheelie Control + 3 ride modes Sport/Touring/Urban), 4.3" colour TFT, standard bidirectional quickshifter.
Starting from 159,900 MAD at Sopriam (Monster + Plus at 179,900, Monster Performance V2 outside MA catalogue), the Monster takes on the Yamaha MT-09 (~134k MAD, 119 hp 3-cyl less iconic), KTM 990 Duke (~139k MAD, 123 hp new LC8c), Triumph Street Triple 765 R (~145k MAD, 130 hp). The Monster is positioned as the Italian naked icon — image, L-twin Desmodromic sound, and SBK heritage count as much as numbers. Strengths: cult icon (original 1993 Monster 900 inspired the whole naked segment), signature L-twin sound, premium Italian finish, complete Bosch sport electronic suite. Weaknesses: 25k+ MAD more expensive than MT-09 / 990 Duke for similar performance, limited Sopriam Ducati network (3 Casa/Rabat/Marrakech dealers vs 6 Premium Motors), more expensive service (Desmodromic oil change ~2,200 MAD vs 600-900 MAD at Honda/Yamaha).
Morocco price benchmark
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