KTM has also introduced the 3rd-gen 250 Duke in India. This street bike is now priced at INR 2.39 lakh, ex-showroom. Like the larger sibling, i.e the 390 Duke, the 250 too has received the similar update.
In terms of visual updates, the 250 Duke now comes with aggressive tank extensions, sporty looks and LED headlamp. Feature update consists of a 5-inch digital instrument cluster. This unit comes with smartphone connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation support and more. There is a USB Type C charging port as well.
Other updates include a ride-by-wire system and a quick shifter. Both of these are now part of the standard equipment.
Colour options of this bike include Electronic Orange and Creamy White. While bookings have commenced, the deliveries of the bike are expected soon.
KTM has equipped the 250 Duke with upside down front forks and an off-set rear monoshock. Braking duties are handled by disc brakes on both ends.
The bike uses a new two-piece frame and is equipped with wheels and brakes that reduce the overall weight of the bike. This has also resulted in a better power-to-weight ratio.
The Austrian bike maker has updated the engine on the 3rd-gen 250 Duke. The new LC4c engine comes with a single-cylinder and liquid-cooling. It now gets a redesigned cylinder head along with a bigger airbox. Further details of the engine have not yet been revealed by the company.
KTM has launched the 390 Duke in India. The 3rd-Gen motorcycle will be available at INR. 3.11 lakh ex-showroom. Compared to the outgoing model, the new updated 390 Duke is pricier by INR 13,000. Interested customers can book this bike by paying a token amount of INR. 4,499 on the company’s official website. Deliveries are expected to comment soon.
Also Read – Gen-3 KTM 390 Duke launched in India at INR 3,10,520.