KTM 390 Duke News

390 Duke R is dearer by Rs 6,000; standard 390 Duke up by Rs 7,000.

The hike follows the revised GST structure for motorcycles above 350 cc, imposed in September 2025.

With manufacturing operations to resume from July 2025 end, the latest development will help realign KTM’s business functions and global strategy.

The warranty, while offered at now extra charge, will only be valid if you purchase the bike before June 30

The motorcycle is based on the same platform as the 390 Adventure S and 390 Duke

KTM’s range of 125cc to 390cc models is manufactured by Bajaj Auto

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The new-generation KTM 390 Duke is a very impressive motorcycle as we found out on our first ride and here are 5 reasons why the new Duke should be in your garage.

If you are trying to figure out the differences between the newly launched KTM 390 Duke and its current generation, here is an overview.

The motorcycle is powered by an all new single-cylinder, liquid-cooled 399 cc engine

This could be a strong indication for the launch to be soon

KTM will likely start production of the motorcycles in India sometime over the next two years.

KTM is working on the new generation of the 125 and the 390 Duke and the new models are inching closer to production. Test mules have now been spotted in Spain.

Recent spy shots of the upcoming 2022 KTM 390 Duke reveal several changes, including a new design, and new engine casings. India launch expected early next year.

The KTM 390 Duke is one of the must successful small capacity performance motorcycles on sale and continues to be a lucrative choice for those looking for power on a budget. While, second generation 390 Duke continues to be strong seller globally, KTM has commenced work on the third iteration of the motorcycles, spy shots have emerged for the first time while testing in Germany. The 2021 KTM 390 Duke is expected to see major upgrades over the current version with changes to the frame, engine and more. The test mule does miss out on the bikini fairing of the current version, which could mean slight design revisions as well.

Issuing a silent recall, KTM India has announced a compulsory Monsoon Kit Fitment for the 2017 and 2018 390 Duke motorcycles across the country. As part of the kit KTM will be replacing a number of components on the motorcycle, while also rectifying a number issues reported by customers. The monsoon fitment kit include a new ECU bracket, pillion seat damping bushes and a headlamp vibration fix on the new KTM 390 Duke. Furthermore, KTM will also update the software on certain bikes that faced the issue with the LED headlamp randomly turning off and on.

The KTM 390 Duke has received a new colour scheme for the 2018 model year and will be now available in an all-new white colour scheme. The colour was launched internationally last year but was restricted to only export markets. Nevertheless, the colour now makes it to the Indian market now and will be sold alongside their existing 'electric orange' paint scheme.

KTM Europe has recalled the 390 Duke and 125 Duke over the LED headlight issue, which would automatically reboot switching off and on again. Some models in India have also been affected.

KTM India has introduced a limited edition white colour scheme on the 2017 KTM 390 Duke and is available at select dealerships across the country. Priced at Rs. 2.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), the white paint scheme is available for the same price as the standard version and will be available till stocks last.

KTM has launched the new KTM 390 Duke naked street bike in India, expanding its 2017 motorcycle line-up. Priced at Rs. 2.25 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) the 2017 KTM 390 Duke comes with an all new design, aggressive styling along with a host of new features. Compared to the older 390 Duke the 2017 model comes with a host of features and upgrades. Here's a look at what all has changed on the 390 Duke.

KTM India has finally announced that it will be officially bringing the new generation Duke range in the country on 23rd February 2017. The new KTM 200 Duke and 390 Duke were first revealed at the EICMA Motorcycle Show last year and have evolved with more technology on offer to make the riding experience even more exciting.

KTM has unveiled the updated 390 Duke at the EICMA motorcycle show in Milan, showering it with significant changes for 2017. The new model will be making its way to India next year and here's everything you need to know about it.