KTM Duke and RC Prices Increased by Up to Rs 15,000 in India

KTM has reportedly revised prices across much of its made-in-India Duke and RC range, with increases ranging from Rs 5,000 to Rs 15,000. The RC 160 receives the largest reported increase and now costs Rs 2.00 lakh ex-showroom, while the RC 200 is reported to remain unchanged.

Reported KTM prices

How much more will buyers pay?

The ex-showroom revision is only one part of the final on-road change. Road tax and insurance can also move because they are linked to vehicle value. Dealer-level on-road quotes should therefore be compared before and after the revision rather than by adding the ex-showroom increase alone.

Buyer checklist

• Confirm model year and manufacturing month.

• Ask whether insurance or accessories have also changed.

• Check available finance rates and effective interest cost.

• Get the final ex-showroom and on-road breakup in writing.

FAQs

Which KTM has the biggest reported increase?

The RC 160, with a Rs 15,000 increase to Rs 2.00 lakh.

What is the reported RC 390 price?

Rs 3.33 lakh ex-showroom after a Rs 10,000 increase.

Did the RC 200 price change?

It is reported to remain unchanged.