KTM Duke 390, Duke 200 And Others Get A Price Hike

Quick Highlight:

• KTM India has hiked the prices of some of its motorcycles  

• The price hike applies to the 200 Duke, 250 Duke, 390 Duke and the RC 200

• The RC 200 gets the highest price hike of almost Rs 5,000

KTM India has increased the price of some of its motorcycles, namely the 200 Duke, 250 Duke, 390 Duke and the RC 200. The maximum premium is almost Rs 5,000. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the prices.

All prices ex-showroom Delhi.

The KTM RC 200 is the most powerful 200cc motorcycle in its class, which offers a perfect blend of exciting performance and superior handling when compared to its rivals. However, with a price hike of Rs 4,992 it has become quite expensive as well. Interestingly, the bike’s price was also increased back in March 2025. And compared to the price of that month, it’s now costlier by a massive Rs 11,776. Another interesting tidbit is that the new pricing of the RC 200 makes it Rs 2,829 more expensive than the 250 Duke which offers a lot more performance and better features. 

The 200 Duke is one of the most fun-to-ride motorcycles in its category. It is also the most powerful 200cc street naked motorcycle in its class, and with the new facelift along with the TFT display, the Duke 200 has become a lot more desirable than before. Thankfully, KTM has not increased the price of this bike too much. 

KTM India launched the updated 250 Duke at a price of Rs 2.45 lakh (ex-showroom) back in September 2023. Since then, the brand has given the 250 Duke multiple discounts and a major price cut in December 2024, bringing the price to Rs 2,25,000. So even with the subsequent price bump in the following months and the recent hike for this month, it still remains a great value-for 250cc KTM. That said, its rival, the Hero Xtreme 250R offers similar levels of performance, decent set of features - all for a considerably less asking price: Rs 1,79,000 (ex-showroom Delhi).

Back in February 2025, the KTM 390 Duke received a massive price cut of Rs 18,000 which took its ex-showroom price from Rs 3.13 lakh to Rs 2.95 lakh. This made the 390 Duke by far the most value-for-money performance streetfighter in the 300-400cc segment. Now with a small price hike of Rs 1,670 it is still the bike to consider for someone who wants maximum performance for the price, along with all the modern technology and features.