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KTM 200 Duke launched in new Atlantic Blue colour

The 200 Duke with this new colour option has been priced at Rs 1.94 lakh.
1 min read•24 Feb '26
Ved Janve
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KTM 200 Duke new Atlantic Blue colour launched

KTM has expanded the colour palette for the 200 Duke with a fourth option, Atlantic Blue, which has been launched at Rs 1.94 lakh.

1. KTM 200 Duke is now available in four colour options
2. Other colour options include Orange, Black and Silver

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It remains mechanically unchanged

KTM launched this new Atlantic Blue colour via a post on its social media handle. In typical KTM fashion, the highlighter shade continues to be orange, which has been splashed on the tank, headlight surrounds and subframe; the wheels get a black treatment. The tank extensions, the front mudguard and a few other parts are blue.

Prior to the addition of this colour, the 200 Duke had an otherwise monochrome palette that included only combinations of grey/black with orange. This new colour is priced equivalent to other colour options.

Mechanically, the bike remains unchanged and continues to be powered by a 199.5cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine that produces 25hp and 19.3Nm, mated to a 6-speed gearbox.

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