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    All KTM And Husqvarna Bikes Now More Expensive

    Praveen M.
    Praveen M.Modified On Jan 06, 2021 11:19 am IST
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    Published OnJan 05, 2021 05:55 pm IST
    Last Updated OnJan 06, 2021 11:19 am IST
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    2021 kicks off on a rather disappointing note for the two brands, considering the previous price revision was just a month back

    2021 kicks off on a rather disappointing note for the two brands, considering the previous price revision was just a month back

    KTM and Husqvarna hiked the prices of their entire lineup just a month back. And just when we thought it couldn’t get any worse, the two brands have done it again. Take a look at the latest ex-showroom Delhi price list:

    Models

    Latest price

    Previous price (as on December 2020)

    Premium

    KTM 125 Duke

    Rs 1,51,507

    Rs 1,50,010

    Rs 1,497

    KTM 200 Duke

    Rs 1,81,536

    Rs 1,78,960

    Rs 2,576

    KTM 250 Duke

    Rs 2,17,402

    Rs 2,14,210

    Rs 3,192

    KTM 390 Duke

    Rs 2,70,554

    Rs 2,66,620

    Rs 3,934

    KTM RC 125

    Rs 1,62,566

    Rs 1,61,100

    Rs 1,466

    KTM RC 200

    Rs 2,04,096

    Rs 2,01,075

    Rs 3,021

    KTM RC 390

    Rs 2,60,723

    Rs 2,56,920

    Rs 3,803

    KTM 250 Adventure

    Rs 2,51,923

    Rs 2,48,256

    Rs 3,667

    KTM 390 Adventure

    Rs 3,10,365

    Rs 3,05,880

    Rs 4,485

    Husqvarna Svartpilen 250

    Rs 1,89,568

    Rs 1,86,750

    Rs 2,818

    Husqvarna Vitpilen 250

    Rs 1,89,952

    Rs 1,86,750

    Rs 3,202

    KTM used to be well-known for its value-for-money offerings. But now, the brand seems to be losing its sheen due to substantial price hikes over the years. The KTM 390 Duke, in particular, seems to have gotten a little too expensive considering it witnessed a massive price hike of Rs 8,517 just last month. And now, it costs almost Rs 800 more than the Royal Enfield Interceptor 650, which is a full-fledged parallel-twin 650cc motorcycle. 

    Though Husqvarna has always been a niche brand, Bajaj Auto wanted the Swedish company to have an easier entry into our cost-conscious market. Hence, they came up with an introductory pricing scheme for its first quarter-litre twins. The two bikes were priced at Rs 1.80 lakh at launch. After close to a year, they’ve become dearer by almost Rs 10,000, which is still reasonable for their class. In a related development, Hero MotoCorp too has increased the prices of its popular Splendor and HF Deluxe range. You can check out the latest price list here.

    User Reviews

    • Husqvarna Vitpilen 250
      Concerns over seating ,mileage and maintainence
      I have concerns over seating posture of this bike i am 6 feet and it feels like my whole upper body weight falls on the handle and it feels like u are riding a heavy vehicle but not bike ,coming to mileage they said it gives 31 kmpl but it only gives 23-25 kmpl which is very less for a 250cc and high maintainence cost
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    • KTM RC 390
      A delightful experience with my bike
      It's very comfortable bike and I enjoyed it a lot but it's mileage is not a fact ... Because it's very fun to Ride it's engine is so refined that I can easily pull it up in traffic.... It's pick up and top speed is so good and it's graphics designing and electronics are so spoty and usefull ... Highly recommend to ride it once
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