KTM 390 Duke, 390 Adventure Launched with 350cc Engine; Prices Start at Rs 2.77 Lakh

Bajaj Auto owned Austrian automaker KTM has refreshed its motorcycle lineup in India with the introduction of a new 350cc engine in the 390 Duke and 390 Adventure motorcycles. KTM has introduced these models after the revision of GST rates last year which attracted higher GST on models above 350cc. These new models have now been introduced as more affordable alternatives to the 390cc models. KTM India will however continue to offer the existing 390 range models along with the new 390 range.

New KTM 390 Duke & 390 Adventure: Price

The new 350cc KTM 390 Duke is priced at Rs 2.77 lakh, while the KTM 390 Adventure with the same engine is priced at Rs 2.80 lakh (both prices are ex-showroom).

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Styling of the KTM 390 Duke and 390 Adventure with 350cc engine remains identical to the existing models, with no visible design changes. However, KTM has introduced updated colour schemes to differentiate the 350cc variants from their 399cc counterparts.

Both motorcycles are powered by a newly developed 349cc, single-cylinder engine paired with a 6-speed gearbox. The engine produces 40.93bhp and 33.5Nm of torque. There are no structural changes to the motorcycles apart from the engine. Both models continue with the same steel trellis frame, WP Apex suspension setup, and braking hardware.

The Duke rides on 17-inch wheels and features a lower seat height of 800mm, making it more accessible than the 399cc version. Meanwhile, the Adventure retains its long-travel suspension setup, 19/17-inch wheel combination, and ground clearance suited for mixed terrain usage.

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With the revised pricing, the 350cc Duke undercuts the 399cc version by over Rs 60,000. Similarly, the 390 Adventure 350cc sits significantly below the 399cc variants, narrowing the gap with the 250 Adventure range.

Feature lists remain unchanged across both motorcycles. They continue to get a TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, navigation support, and ride data readouts.

Electronic aids include riding modes, switchable traction control, and dual-channel ABS with cornering function. The Duke offers Street, Rain, and Track modes, while the Adventure includes an additional off-road mode.