- Available in two paint schemes
- Gets a new design, features, and hardware
- Powered by a new 399cc liquid-cooled engine
KTM recently launched its flagship naked motorcycle, the 390 Duke, with a slew of updates. The Austrian streetfighter is now in its third generation and has been revamped on the design, features, mechanical, and performance fronts. And with these changes, there’s also a small price bump over the previous asking price.
So, if you are smitten by the new KTM 390 Duke and want to purchase it, here’s its on-road price in your city.
As seen above, the 2023 KTM 390 Duke’s asking price is the highest in Bengaluru and the lowest in Ahmedabad. Now, these can further vary as per the dealership and other charges too. The above-listed prices include the ex-showroom price, RTO charges, and the insurance as well. Compared to the previous ex-showroom price, the latest iteration has received a Rs. 13,000 hike.
The 2023 KTM 390 Duke comes with a larger 399cc single-cylinder engine that makes 44.25bhp and 39Nm. It gets a six-speed gearbox that benefits from a slip-and-assist clutch and a quickshifter as well. After our first ride on the new 390 Duke, we are happy to report that the motor feels livelier than before and even the quickshifter works flawlessly. Then, the bike gets adjustable suspension at both ends, providing riders more convenience and adjustability as per the road conditions and their preference.
The design, too, has been revised and the Duke gets a slightly wider front LED headlight with a tweaked DRL design. The tank shrouds have become larger than before and the chassis, too, has been altered. The bike now uses a new rear subframe and gets lighter wheels with larger front and rear disc brakes. Even the features list has been enhanced by a substantial margin and the KTM 390 Duke now gets a fully digital instrument console, launch control, and ride modes (Street, Rain, and Track). Other features like smartphone connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, and call and music control, too, are available.
