PUBG and Ducati join forces in PUBG MOBILE
PUBG Mobile players can now add a Ducati V4 S to their garage for in-game excitement
DUCATI has partnered with PUBG and is giving players the opportunity to add a Ducati V4 S to their in-game garage.
PUBG (previously known as PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds) is a highly popular ‘battle royale’ style game, where up to 100 players fight it out to be the last player standing. The collaboration between the game's makers and Ducati marks the first collaboration between the game and a luxury motorcycle brand.
Players using the latest version of the game (V2.6) can obtain the Ducati V4 S in either traditional red, Black Phantom, Crimson Storm, and Swift Mirage. Alongside the bike, players can also bag a bunch of official garb to use while battling it out with the other players in the game. For the top-to-toe Ducatisti look, players can suit up with Ducati-inspired gear from the Crimson Storm Helmet, Ducati Sport C2 Trousers, Ducati Speed Evo C2 Jacket, Ducati Corse City C2 Boots, to the Ducati Hooded Sweatshirt and Swift Mirage Backpack. Elbow sliders not included.
Speaking about the collaboration, Vincent Wang, Head of PUBG MOBILE said:
“We’re very excited to bring Ducati’s Panigale V4 S and Ducati-themed gear into PUBG MOBILE for players to enjoy,
“Ducati’s commitment to excellence aligns perfectly with PUBG MOBILE’s. Their vehicles’ unmistakable Italian design, combined with their sleek elegance and sheer power, will make players feel fantastic.”
“We can’t wait for PUBG MOBILE players to experience the Ducati Panigale V4 S in all its beauty,” said Alessandro Cicognani, Head of Licensing, Merchandising and Corporate Sponsorship at Ducati. “Giving players the chance to experience the ultimate supersport bike inside their favourite game is something we were delighted to collaborate with the PUBG MOBILE team on. We hope the Panigale will have a lasting impact on players.”
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Simon (AKA Toad) has been working within the motorcycle industry for more than twelve years, and a member of the motorcyclist family since birth. Growing up around British-built single and twins, it was inevitable that a life on two wheels was on the cards, from a very early age!
