KTM Bikes

KTM bike price starts from Rs. 1.78 Lakh for 125 Duke and goes upto Rs. 3.61 Lakh for 390 Adventure. KTM manufactures ten bikes which are Petrol powered. KTM RC 200 is one of the top Sports bikes in India . The company has also plans to launch several upcoming bikes such as 2024 KTM 390 Adventure and KTM 890 Adventure, 2024 KTM 125 Duke. Choose a KTM bike to know all the details, including the latest price & bike offers at dealer showrooms in your city. You can also check out the specifications, images, bike mileage, user reviews from fellow KTM bike owners and unbiased reviews by our auto experts.

KTM Bikes Price List in India - November 2023

About KTM

History

From a small off-roading outfit to a global superstar, KTM has grown exponentially in the 21st century, and is still the king of off-roading motorcycles. However, for Indians, it is the brand that blew our minds away with power-packed machines like the 200 Duke, 390 Duke and RC 390. 

Thanks to its partnership with Bajaj, the brand came into operation in the country in 2012 with the 200 Duke. It was unlike any other naked motorcycle of the time. And a year later, we got the 390 Duke, which continues to be the quickest sub-400cc naked available in the country. It wasn’t just mind-blowing performance that KTM brought along with it, we also got sportbike-level hardware at really affordable prices. Items like a USD fork, radial front disc caliper, radial tyres and switchable ABS, we sort of got our first taste on the Dukes.

Then came the RC wave, delighting track enthusiasts. The RC 390 remains a potent track weapon and is also the most commonly preferred machine in the national championship for privateer/non-factory racers. 

In recent times, KTMs have gotten rather expensive. Even the 125 Duke, which is the most affordable KTM on sale, is frighteningly expensive. Only a few models justify their steep asking price well. 

Product portfolio

Nakeds - The Dukes have been the go-to sport machines for enthusiasts for over half a decade in India. Right from the smallest 125 Duke to the manic 390 Duke, each one of these nakeds adheres to KTM’s ‘Ready To Race’ mantra well. The 200 Duke has been a darling of Indian riders and if you are looking for a little sensibility from your Duke, the 250 Duke has you covered.

Sport Bikes - From being one-trick ponies to accommodating everyday sport bikes, the KTM RCs have grown up a lot. Sure, the new look isn’t everyone’s cuppa, but what the bikes promise now is a more welcoming stance and easier riding dynamics. 

ADVs - These weren’t quite the adventure bikes that we had expected. Nevertheless, the 250 Adventure and 390 Adventure are KTM’s sole off-road-centric bikes on sale in India. They give you a small taste of what the Austrian bike maker is capable of and hopefully, will be the start of something better in the future.

Greatest hits

KTM’s top five products for India so far have been:

200 Duke - the highest selling Duke

390 Duke - the most thrilling Duke

RC 390 - the sharpest track weapon in the sub-400cc space

250 Duke - the mature yet fast Duke

125 Duke (2018 model) - made the Duke accessible once again

Future prospect

We expect KTM’s big bike portfolio to grow in the coming years. From the 490s to the 890s and larger, KTM is likely going to offer Dukes, RCs and Adventure models for most of its engine formats. KTM is also working closely with Bajaj for electric mobility, although that project is likely to bear fruit only a few years later.