KTM, Husqvarna Motorcycle Prices Hiked Across Range By Up To Rs. 2,048

KTM and Husqvarna brands have joined the long list of two-wheeler makers who recently hiked prices on their respective offerings. The sister brands, part of KTM AG, are the newest manufacturers to increase prices across their product portfolio by up to Rs. 2,048. The rising input costs of raw materials and the semiconductor chip shortage have forced two-wheeler makers to hike prices substantially this year and it seems KTM and Husqvarna have now decided to pass on the cost to customers. Manufacturers including TVS, Yamaha, and Royal Enfield, among others announced price hikes since the beginning of the current financial year.

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With respect to the KTM offerings, the 200 Duke and the RC 200 both get a price hike of Rs. 1,472. Meanwhile, the entry-level KTM RC 125 is now dearer by Rs. 1,600. The KTM 250 Adventure has seen a price increase of Rs. 2,048. Prices though remain unchanged on the 2022 KTM 390 Adventure that went on sale recently. The motorcycle was launched a few days prior and priced at Rs. 3.35 lakh, already registering a hike of Rs. 7,000.

With respect to the Husqvarna range, the Vitpilen 250 is now priced at Rs. 2.17 lakh, while the Svartpilen 250 is priced at Rs. 2.18 lakh. All prices are ex-showroom, Delhi. Both motorcycles get a price hike of Rs. 2,048. All motorcycles continue with the same specifications with no changes to the hardware or on the cosmetic front.

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Both the Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 and the Vitpilen 250 are now more expensive by Rs. 2,048

Meanwhile, KTM is gearing up to introduce the new-generation RC 390, which is expected to arrive in the next few days. Originally scheduled for launch in January this year, the RC 390 has been delayed due to supply constraints. A recently leaked price confirmed that the full-faired motorcycle will command Rs. 3.14 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi), which makes it a whole Rs. 37,000 more expensive than the outgoing version. The new-generation KTM RC 390 gets substantial upgrades with a new design language, bigger fuel tank, reworked LED headlamp, split seats, new alloy wheels and more. The 373 cc liquid-cooled engine has been carried over but the bulk of changes help extract more performance from the motorcycle.