KTM 390 Duke Prices Reduced To Rs 2.95 Lakh From Rs 3.13 Lakh

KTM announced a price reduction for its flagship Gen-3 KTM 390 Duke, now priced at Rs 2.95 lakh ex-showroom. The bike features a 399cc LC4c engine producing 45.3 bhp, with enhanced dynamics, traction control, and rider aids like multiple ride modes, cornering ABS, and launch control. Known as the ‘Corner Rocket,’ it promises superior handling and control.

KTM 390 Duke Prices Reduced To Rs 2.95 Lakh From Rs 3.13 Lakh

KTM recently announced the new price on its flagship streetfighter, the Gen-3 KTM 390 Duke. The streetfighter bike will be available at Rs 2.95 lakh ex-showroom (reduced by Rs 18,000 from Rs 3.13 Lakh), making high-performance motorcycling more accessible to enthusiasts.
Powered by the latest generation 399cc LC4c engine, the bike produces 45.3 bhp power and 39 Nm of torque, it has electronics and features providing a great riding experience. The Gen-3 platform enhances dynamics with reduced mass, improved handling, and traction control. Furthermore, rider aids including multiple ride modes, launch control, and cornering ABS ensure a great riding experience.
The company has nicknamed the KTM 390 Duke as the ‘Corner Rocket,’ the KTM 390 Duke features Supermoto ABS and Cornering ABS for precise braking and superior control, especially in sharp turns.
A few of the key features of the KTM 390 Duke such as Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC) with Ride modes including street and rain, launch control, quickshifter+, Supermoto ABS, cornering ABS and track screen.
This comes on the back of the Austrian automaker launching several adventure bikes and streetfighter bikes in the Indian automotive market including the KTM 390 Adventure, the KTM 390 Adventure X and the KTM 250 Adventure. The adventure bikes were introduced in the Indian market to rival the Royal Enfield Himalayan, Hero Xpulse and the all-new Honda NX200. The adventure line adds variety to the Austrian automaker's supersport and streetfighter line of products in the Indian market post introducing its big bike lineup in India last year.
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