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KTM has significantly increased the prices of its popular adventure motorcycle range, the 390 Adventure and the 390 Adventure X. This price revision, which goes up to approximately ₹27,000, comes as the introductory Goods and Services Tax (GST) buffer, offered since the bikes' launch, has come to an end.
Initially, when the 390 Adventure lineup was launched, its pricing was equivalent to the 390 Duke. However, it was anticipated that the prices for the adventure models would eventually rise once this introductory period concluded. With the latest update, the price hike has now been implemented across all variants of the KTM 390 Adventure.
The Adventure X, which is the most affordable model in the lineup, has seen a price increase of ₹18,443. Following this hike, the ex-showroom price of the KTM 390 Adventure X is now listed at ₹3,77,358. The standard variant, which comes equipped with more features, has received the steepest hike of ₹27,009, bringing its new ex-showroom price to ₹4,02,084. It's important to note that these are ex-showroom prices, and the final on-road cost for customers will be even higher.
This substantial increase marks the end of the promotional pricing strategy and positions the adventure series at a new premium price point in the market. Prospective buyers will now have to factor in this revised cost when considering a purchase.
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