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KTM’s Maxi-style E-Scooter Spied Abroad

It looks sharp, despite the obvious maxi-scooter elements all over

Rumours have been developing for a while now that KTM is working on a new electric scooter and some spy shots surfaced on the internet a few days ago suggest that it is indeed true. There are no KTM decals on the scooter, but the KTM-branded clothing worn by the tester links the e-scooter to the Austrian manufacturer. 

Judging by the images, the scooter looks like it is in a very early development stage. The indicators seen on the scooter also suggest that it might be developed for Husqvarna, as the design looks very similar to the ones seen on current Husqvarna models. 


The battery cells on the KTM e-scooter are mounted under the floorboard, which should give it a low centre of gravity. This is similar to how the battery pack is mounted on the Ather 450X and the Simple One.

The aluminium swingarm has a typical KTM design. The e-scooter gets disc brakes with ABS both at the front and the rear, and a twin headlight setup. Features on offer comprise a large touchscreen display shrouded by a neat windshield. There should be ample storage area under the seat as the batteries are mounted under the floorboard. 

While not a lot of information is available about the motor, the e-scooter from KTM will probably be available in 4kW and 8kW variants with a top speeds of 45kmph and 100kmph respectively. 

The scooter is still in its prototype stage and we expect Bajaj to be involved in the development process as well. The scooter is also expected to be manufactured in India with Bajaj but it will only be first offered in the European markets. And we can expect it to arrive on our shores sometime later.   

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KTM Electric Scooter User Reviews

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prathamesh on Apr 23, 2024
4.5
Experience With This Scooter Has Been Quite Positive

Your experience with this scooter has been quite positive, though not outstanding. While it offers satisfactory speed, there's a noticeable deficiency in torque. It's an ideal choice for women or individuals who value smoothness over raw power. However, if you're in search of a robust and forceful ride, this scooter might not meet your expectations.Read More

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peter on Oct 20, 2023
5.0
Best Bike

It's a great bike in this segment with advanced technology and it's worth for money. Riding this bike feels comfortable and KTM is always a trusted company. Overall, it's the best bike.Read More

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aadil on Mar 27, 2023
4.0
Well-designed

As you can see, the idea model has a quirky, futuristic appearance. It is really well-designed and finished in the distinctive orange of KTM. It features a single-sided swingarm that is well designed. The version that is prepared for production will have a different appearance and behaviour. But nevertheless, it will undoubtedly come with a solid strategy and robust variants like the previous KTMs.Read More

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