KTM Bikes

KTM bikes price in India starts at Rs 1,74,368 for KTM 160 Duke, which is the cheapest model. The most expensive KTM two wheeler is KTM 1390 Super Duke R priced at Rs 22,95,800. The most popular models for KTM includes 6 Sports Naked, 9 Sports, 5 Adventure Tourer, 11 Dirt, 11 Off Road and 1 Super. Upcoming KTM bike in India include KTM Duke 490, KTM 2026 RC 390 , KTM 2027 790 Duke which are expected to launch in 2026.

KTM Bikes Price List 2026 in India

KTM entered the Indian two-wheeler market in 2012 in a joint-venture between the Austrian brand and Bajaj Auto, with the KTM 200 Duke being the brand’s first bike in the country. Bajaj Auto is now the majority shareholder (75%) of the brand, making it the owner of the Austrian brand and its worldwide operations.

KTM’s bikes are known for their explosive performance and great handling characteristics, and that’s reflected by its lineup of bikes, which mainly consists of streetfighters, ADVs, off-roaders and supersport bikes. In India, their bikes are manufactured at Bajaj Auto’s Chakan plant, located near Pune, Maharashtra. 

KTM Identity & Tag Line

KTM’s current brand tagline is ‘Ready To Race’, reflecting the brand’s focus on performance bikes.

Sharing the same ethos as its tagline, the brand’s first bike, the 200 Duke and later on, the 390 Duke are considered vital in the Indian two-wheeler market’s history for broadening the Indian consumers’ mindset towards sub-400cc performance bikes. These bikes can be largely attributed to contributing to the surging demand among Indian consumers for high-performance bikes. The 250 and 390 Adventure bikes are important bikes in the ADV segment of the country because of their contributions to the rise in popularity of such bikes. These bikes have helped KTM cement its brand identity of being the first name in everybody’s mind upon hearing the words “performance bikes”.

Who Should Buy KTM Bikes?

If you have a young son or daughter that is enthusiastic about getting into off-road riding, then the 50 SX, 85 SX and the 65 SX are good options to consider as they offer manageable power delivery and are very lightweight to manoeuvre. The 160 Duke is perfect for someone who is a beginner when it comes to performance bikes and wants a bike that offers spirited performance that’s usable in the city. The 200 Duke offers much more power than the 160 Duke and its agile handling characteristics makes it fun to weave in and out of traffic. The RC 200 is perfect for someone who wants to have the supersport experience but is not used to bigger capacity engines yet.

The 250 Duke offers good tractability for usability in the city and the strong performance towards the upper levels of the rev range combined with the sharp handling dynamics makes it a hoot to ride in the twisties. The 250 Adventure is a great entry point for someone who wants to get into adventure riding. For someone who is a hardcore off-road rider, then the 250 SX-F, 350 EXC-F Six Days and the 450 SX-F are good options to consider.

If you are looking for a bike that offers manic performance that’s enough for Indian conditions and a bike that can tackle racetracks as well, then the KTM 390 Duke is a great option to consider. It is tractable at low speeds but the bike’s magic lies in the mid-range to top-end of the powerband, where the power surge offers hair raising performance. Plus, the sharp handling abilities of the bike makes it absolutely fun to ride on good, twisty roads. The 390 Adventure captures the same essence but from an ADV point of view. The comfortable riding posture combined with the touring and off-roading abilities of the bike makes it the perfect option for a one-bike garage. For the off-road enthusiasts out there, the 390 Enduro R is a great option with the narrow seats and slim body panels helping the rider in gripping the tank properly while hitting those off-road trails.

For those riders who want the gut-punching performance of a KTM bike but don't want a litre-class bike, then the 890 Duke R is the perfect streetfighter to consider and the 890 Adventure R is the true-blue ADV to consider. As a road-biased ADV, the 1290 Adventure S offers the perfect blend of the comfort of an ADV and the performance of a litre-class bike. The 1390 Super Duke R is an all-out, performance monster and if you are someone who likes to ride their bikes aggressively, then this is a good option to consider.

Sales History/Insights

In FY25, KTM’s best-selling bikes are the 250 Duke and the 250 Adventure.

What’s New with KTM?

The Austrian brand is expected to bring the supermoto, 390 SMC R, in the coming months, expanding the 390cc two-wheeler segment in India in the process. The all-new RC 390 is also expected soon, freshening up the brand’s overall lineup. After the launch of the 160 Duke, the RC 160 is expected to follow suit soon. KTM is also expected to launch its 490cc bikes, the Duke and the RC 490. A couple of electric launches could also be in the pipeline, namely a scooter and a bike.

Upcoming Bikes