KTM India has quietly increased the prices of almost its entire motorcycle lineup. The latest revision sees prices go up by as much as Rs. 9,709, depending on the model. While the hikes aren’t massive, they do make the Austrian brand’s motorcycles slightly more expensive across every segment, from the entry-level Duke 160 to the flagship Adventure 390 range.
The biggest update comes to KTM’s smaller Duke range. The Duke 160 now costs Rs. 1,83,655 after receiving a Rs. 9,287 hike, while the Duke 160 Pro is dearer by Rs. 5,131. The Duke 200 UG has also become Rs. 5,555 more expensive, taking its new price to Rs. 2,05,588.
Moving up the range, the Duke 250 now costs Rs. 2,26,767 after a Rs. 5,715 increase. The 399cc Duke 390 R has received a slightly higher hike of Rs. 6,292 and is now priced at Rs. 3,45,294. Meanwhile, the 349cc Duke 390 is now priced at Rs. 2,84,116 after a Rs. 5,186 increase.
The RC lineup has also become more expensive. The RC 160 now costs Rs. 2,00,311 after a Rs. 7,603 hike, while the RC 200 UG is up by Rs. 7,411. The biggest increase in the RC family goes to the RC 390, which is now priced at Rs. 3,32,777 after a hefty Rs. 9,709 jump. Crossing the Rs. 9,000 mark, this is one of the largest price hikes across KTM’s entire range.
The Husqvarna twins haven’t been spared either. The Vitpilen 250 is now dearer by Rs. 5,943, while the Svartpilen 401 has received a sizeable Rs. 9,385 increase. Interestingly, both motorcycles have struggled to find buyers in India, with sales remaining quite low and, in recent months, almost negligible.
The Adventure lineup has also seen a revision across the board. The Adventure 250 now costs Rs. 2,52,522 after a modest Rs. 4,976 hike. The Adventure 390 X+ is up by Rs. 6,377 and is now priced at Rs. 3,49,627, while the 349cc Adventure 390 gets a smaller Rs. 5,257 increase, taking its price to Rs. 2,87,802.
At the top of the range, the Adventure 390 S, Adventure 390 R and the Enduro 390 R have all received an identical price increase of Rs. 7,616. Their revised prices now stand at Rs. 4,04,850, Rs. 3,86,020 and Rs. 3,61,930 respectively.
With these revisions, KTM’s motorcycles now carry a slightly higher price tag across the board. While most of the increases fall between Rs. 5,000 and Rs. 8,000, a few models such as the Duke 160, RC 390 and Svartpilen 401 have seen noticeably steeper hikes, crossing the Rs. 9,000 mark. For buyers planning to bring home a new KTM, this means paying a little extra regardless of which model they choose.
