KTM, the world’s largest and India’s fastest-growing premium European brand, has announced the launch of its all-new KTM 390 ADVENTURE X. This adventure bike is priced at an attractive introductory price of Rs. 2,80,652 (Ex-Showroom, Delhi) and comes with a range of features that make it a significantly more capable Adv bike than its competition.
Exceptional Performance and Modern Technology
Launched three years ago, the KTM Adventure 390 has firmly established itself as the most aspirational adventure bike due to its exceptional performance, modern technology, and riding dynamics. These motorcycles pay tribute to KTM’s dominance in the Dakar Rally, with 19 wins and 22 podiums since 2001.
Features of KTM 390 ADVENTURE X
The KTM 390 ADVENTURE X boasts an impressive peak power of 43.5 Ps and torque of 37 Nm, highly capable split trellis frame, Ride by Wire, Dual-Channel ABS with off-road mode (320mm front and 230mm rear disc), LED headlamps, 43mm WP APEX USD front forks and rear monoshocks, 200mm ground clearance, LCD dash display, Slipper clutch and 12 V socket, and two new colorways – Electronic Orange & Dark Galvano.
The ongoing KTM 390 Adventure continues to sell with additional premium features such as Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC); Ride modes (street & off-road); cornering ABS; Quickshifter+; TFT display and more. The price of this product remains unchanged at Rs. 3.39 Lacs.
Growing Demand for Adventure Motorcycling in India
The Adventure/off-road motorcycle segment is growing rapidly in India, and KTM has decided to expand its popular Adventure franchise with the 390 Adventure X. During FY23, KTM experienced a 60% surge in KTM Adventure customer participation in KTM Pro-XP, and over 50% of the participants are new customers, indicating a growing demand for adventure motorcycling amongst consumers.
Conclusion
Sumeet Narang, President, Pro-Biking (Bajaj Auto Ltd.), said,
“While the ongoing KTM 390 Adventure continues, we have now added the KTM 390 Adventure X variant at a great introductory price of just Rs. 2.8 Lacs (ex-SR, Delhi).”
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