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Prices of all BS6 KTM and Husqvarna models hiked
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New prices effective from May 15
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Hike ranges from Rs 4,096 on the 200 platform to Rs 5,109 on the 390 Adventure and RC 390
KTM recently announced that it has restarted operations as well as multiple dealerships across the country, following the relaxation of the lockdown. This is effectively the first time that dealerships will be selling BS6 motorcycles after the norms came into play on April 1, 2020. Now, KTM, along with Husqvarna, has further increased the model prices across its portfolio.
The price hike ranges from Rs 4,096 on the 200 platform to Rs 5,109 on the 390 Adventure and RC 390. Prices for the most affordable KTM, the 125 Duke, have gone up by Rs 4,223 as well, and the bike now costs nearly Rs 25,000 more than what it did when it was launched in late 2018.
The prices for the recently launched Husqvarna Svartpilen 250 and Vitpilen 250 have increased, too, by Rs 4,736.
|
Model |
Old price (ex-showroom, Delhi) |
New price (ex-showroom, Delhi) |
Difference |
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Duke 125 |
Rs 1,38,042 |
Rs 1,42,265 |
Rs 4,223 |
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Duke 200 |
Rs 1,72,749 |
Rs 1,76,845 |
Rs 4,096 |
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Duke 250 |
Rs 2,00,576 |
Rs 2,05,312 |
Rs 4,736 |
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Duke 390 |
Rs 2,52,928 |
Rs 2,57,906 |
Rs 4,978 |
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RC 125 |
Rs 1,55,277 |
Rs 1,59,629 |
Rs 4,352 |
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RC 200 |
Rs 1,96,768 |
Rs 2,00,864 |
Rs 4,096 |
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RC 390 |
Rs 2,48,075 |
Rs 2,53,184 |
Rs 5,109 |
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390 Adventure |
Rs 2,99,001 |
Rs 3,04,110 |
Rs 5,109 |
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Svartpilen 250 |
Rs 1,80,032 |
Rs 1,84,768 |
Rs 4,736 |
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Vitpilen 250 |
Rs 1,80,032 |
Rs 1,84,768 |
Rs 4,736 |