At the 2024 London Bike Shed MotoShow, held at the end of May, Ducati unveiled two new Scrambler Ducati concepts, each with a distinct style. Both concepts, designed by Centro Stile Ducati, are based on the second-generation Scrambler and highlight extensive customization potential.

The first concept, the CR24I, channels the Café Racer spirit and evolves from the 2017 Scrambler of the same name. Its silhouette and color scheme are inspired by the 1960s British subculture. Notable features include a saddle that transforms into a single-seater with a detachable cover, a 17-inch front rim with road tyres, a tank-mounted fairing, and clip-on handlebars with bar-end mirrors. This bike offers a blend of nostalgia and contemporary design.

The second concept, the RR24I, has a stripped-down, slightly post-apocalyptic look with exposed technical and functional details. Its tank lacks covers but includes a frame for attaching a tank bag, and a luggage rack can be fitted in the passenger seat area for extra storage. With a high and short front mudguard, Termignoni exhaust, and Pirelli Scorpion Rally tyres on 18-inch front and 17-inch rear rims, the RR24I combines functionality with off-road aesthetics, making it ideal for road trips and adventures.