KTM has increased the price of the 390 Duke in India. The motorcycle has become costlier by Rs 40,000 in the latest revision. This change has also impacted the overall KTM 390 range.
The bike now carries a price tag of Rs 3.39 lakh ex-showroom. Earlier, Bajaj was absorbing the extra tax cost as part of the KTM–Bajaj partnership. Now that support has been withdrawn, it has resulted in a price hike.
Why the Price Increased
The main reason behind this jump is tax structure and cost adjustment.
Key points
- Higher GST for bikes above 350cc
- Earlier cost was absorbed by the company under the KTM–Bajaj partnership
- Now burden passed to customers
- Price revision applied from April 2026
This change is expected to also reach other bikes in the same family.
Other KTM Models May Be Affected
The update is not only for this bike.
Expected changes
- 390 Adventure may get similar hike
- RC 390 could also be revised
- 390 Enduro might follow same path
All models in the 390 range are likely to see updated pricing soon.
350cc KTM Bikes Coming Soon
A new line of KTM motorcycles under 350cc is also in development.
What is expected
- Smaller engine based on current platform
- Lower tax rate of 18 percent
- Same design language as 390 models
- Better pricing compared to current lineup
The idea is to make a more affordable range while keeping performance similar.
How It Affects Buyers
Those who have already booked the bike will have to pay the updated price at delivery. This means customers waiting for delivery may have to pay more.
At the same time, the upcoming 350cc range may offer a more value friendly option when it arrives.