If you have such a wish, you might want to consider KTM’s next bike, as it will come with Android Automotive. Austrian motorcycle brand KTM has announced a new Communication Control Unit (CCU ...

Priced at Rs 2.45 lakh (ex-showroom), the addition of these features make the KTM 250 Duke a more interesting option to consider. Here’s a rundown of all the changes made in the 2024 KTM 250 Duke.

It's unclear exactly when that will happen. As for the bikes KTM will be bringing to Milan, we've already heard word of an entire army of them, including a couple of Duke models to be shown as ...

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Nevertheless, the 250 Adventure and 390 Adventure are KTM’s sole off-road-centric bikes on sale in India. They give you a small taste of what the Austrian bike maker is capable of and hopefully ...

The 390 Adventure, being the more expensive bike, gets a colour TFT display. The bike will be powered by the KTM 250 Duke’s engine. That engine makes 31bhp and 25Nm. Expect KTM to tune the engine and ...

KTM 250 Adventure is a 248cc adventure tourer bike with price starting from Rs. 2.49 lakh. It is available in 2 colours and is offered in a single variant. 250 Adventure mileage is 35.63 kmpl.

Of the six new assistance functions, four will be unveiled in a new model from leading European motorbike manufacturer KTM in November 2024 and are set to enter production in 2025. “Bosch’s declared ...

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