KTM And Husqvarna Prices Hiked Again
Almost all the models on sale see a price revision
Almost all the models on sale see a price revision
- 390 Duke is now dearer by Rs 8,517.
- RC 200 and 250 Adventure prices unchanged.
- Husqvarna twins prices hiked by Rs 1,790.
Just a day after launching the 2021 KTM 125 Duke, the Austrian brand has hiked the prices of almost all its products on sale in India. While a few bikes see a mild increase of under Rs 2,000, the 390 Duke’s price has shot up by Rs 8,517 to Rs 2.66 lakh (ex-showroom Delhi), a whole Rs 21,000 more than the BS6 BMW G 310 R.
The RC 200 and the recently introduced 250 Adventure have not witnessed any price revision this time. However, given that the ADV, as well as the new 125 Duke, have been launched at an introductory price, we expect an increment in the coming months.
Here’s the list of models with their updated prices (all prices, ex-showroom Delhi):
|
Model |
New Price |
Old Price |
Price Difference |
|
200 Duke |
Rs. 1,78,960 |
Rs 1,77,037 |
Rs. 1,923 |
|
250 Duke |
Rs. 2,14,210 |
Rs. 2,09,472 |
Rs. 4,738 |
|
390 Duke |
Rs. 2,66,620 |
Rs. 2,58,103 |
Rs. 8,517 |
|
RC 125 |
Rs. 1,61,100 |
Rs. 1,59,821 |
Rs. 1,279 |
|
RC 390 |
Rs. 2,56,920 |
Rs. 2,53,381 |
Rs. 3,539 |
|
390 Adventure |
Rs. 3,05,880 |
Rs. 3,04,438 |
Rs. 1,442 |
|
Svartpilen 250 |
Rs. 1,86,750 |
Rs. 1,84,960 |
Rs. 1,790 |
|
Vitpilen 250 |
Rs. 1,86,750 |
Rs 1,84,960 |
Rs. 1,790 |
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