The 2024 390 Duke from Austrian two-wheeler company KTM is now available in India for Rs 3,10,520 (ex-showroom, Delhi). The new generation is Rs 13,000 more expensive than the previous generation model. The bike manufacturer also unveiled the new 250 Duke, which retails for Rs 2,39,000 (ex-showroom, Delhi), alongside the new 390 Duke.

New KTM 390 Duke Design

It has a brand-new, bolder, sportier, and more robust design language. A redesigned LED headlight, split daytime running lights, a new fuel tank, an underfloor exhaust system, and a split seat arrangement are some of the primary design features. KTM has also included a new trellis frame, a new die-cast aluminium sub-frame, and a curved swingarm. 800mm is currently the height of the seat. Notably, the motorcycle has two brand-new, eye-catching colours: Electronic Orange Metallic and Atlantic Blue.

New KTM 390 Duke Engine

With an engine capacity of 399 cc and outputs of 45 hp and 39 Nm (1.5 hp and 2 Nm more than before), the new 390 Duke has many new features. This engine is placed in a brand-new trellis frame with an aluminium sub-frame and all-new suspension, including an updated upside-down fork and an offset monoshock that connects to a brand-new swingarm.

New KTM 390 Duke Features

The New KTM 390 Duke receives many new features and improved hardware. An updated five-inch colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, three unique riding modes (Street, Rain, and Track), ride-by-wire, launch control, a slipper clutch, a quick-shifter, and dual-channel ABS with cornering ABS are just a few of the new features that are included.

New KTM 390 Duke Rivals

The Rs 13,000 price increase for this updated Duke appears reasonable when all of this is considered, and Rs 3.11 lakh is a decent sum to pay. However, it is more expensive than the recently released TVS Apache RTR 310 (Rs 2.43 to Rs 2.64 lakh), which, although it can’t quite match the KTM’s performance levels, does provide some unique features.