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KTM India is set to increase prices for its made-in-India motorcycles by Rs 4,000-6,000 across various models starting June 2026, likely due to rising production costs.
KTM India is preparing to implement a price hike across its range of locally manufactured motorcycles starting June 2026. Although an official announcement from the company is pending, dealer networks have indicated that prices could increase by approximately Rs 4,000-6,000, depending on the specific model. This adjustment is expected to affect a broad spectrum of KTM's made-in-India bikes, from the Duke 160 up to the 390 Adventure S.
The exact reasons behind this forthcoming price revision remain unconfirmed, but industry speculation points towards rising input costs and increased production expenses as contributing factors. This move follows a similar decision by Triumph, which recently adjusted prices for its locally developed 350cc motorcycles. Both KTM and Triumph operate in the Indian market through a partnership with Bajaj Auto.
