KTM 650 Duke News

KTM India announces a price hike across its motorcycle lineup from June 1, with an increase of up to Rs 6,000. Buyers planning a purchase may want to act quickly before the revised pricing takes effect.

KTM is developing a new twin-cylinder platform to replace its 690 single-cylinder engine, aiming to bridge the gap between the 390 and 790 ranges. The new engine is expected to launch globally next year but not in India.

KTM India achieved 108% year-on-year sales growth in March 2026, driven by a sharp rise in exports. Domestic sales rose 41% year-on-year, while new 350cc models aim to boost future sales in the mid-capacity segment.