KTM says its popular 390 Duke and 390 Adventure will remain on sale even as the company rolls out new 350‑cc twins from Triumph and Bajaj.
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KTM 390 Bikes to Stay on Sale Alongside New 350 Models – Price, Design & Rivals
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Design & Looks
Both KTM 390 models keep their sharp, race‑inspired styling, while the upcoming 350 bikes adopt a more classic look.
- KTM 390 Duke: Aggressive fork, twin‑pipe exhaust, LED headlamp.
- KTM 390 Adventure: High‑mounted windscreen, rugged skid plate, dual‑pulse headlights.
- Triumph 350: Retro round headlamp, chrome fuel tank, minimal fairing.
- Bajaj 350: Simple teardrop tank, practical half‑fairing, blacked‑out engine covers.
Performance & Mileage
The 390 engines still deliver the punch that riders love, but the new 350s aim for a smoother, more fuel‑efficient ride.
- KTM 390 Duke: 44 hp, 36 Nm, ~30 km/l.
- KTM 390 Adventure: 43 hp, 37 Nm, ~28 km/l.
- Triumph 350: 35 hp, 30 Nm, ~35 km/l.
- Bajaj 350: 30 hp, 28 Nm, ~38 km/l.
Price & Rivals
Pricing puts KTM’s 390 range a bit higher, reflecting the premium feel, while the 350 entrants target value‑conscious buyers.
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- KTM 390 Duke: Approx ₹2.65 Lakh.
- KTM 390 Adventure: Approx ₹3.20 Lakh.
- Triumph 350: Expected around ₹2.30 Lakh.
- Bajaj 350: Expected around ₹1.90 Lakh.
| Model | Engine | Mileage | Price (₹) | Top Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| KTM 390 Duke | 373 cc, 44 hp | ~30 km/l | 2.65 Lakh | LED headlamp, TFT dash, WP fork |
| KTM 390 Adventure | 373 cc, 43 hp | ~28 km/l | 3.20 Lakh | High windscreen, skid plate, LABS |
| Triumph 350 | 349 cc, 35 hp | ~35 km/l | 2.30 Lakh | Retro styling, fuel‑injector |
| Bajaj 350 | 349 cc, 30 hp | ~38 km/l | 1.90 Lakh | Easy ergonomics, low maintenance |
FAQ
- What is the mileage of the KTM 390 Duke? It averages about 30 km per litre under mixed riding conditions.
- Is the KTM 390 Adventure worth buying over a new 350 model? If you value off‑road capability and premium features, the Adventure still offers more power and equipment.
- How do the new Triumph 350 and Bajaj 350 compare in price? The Bajaj 350 is cheaper, roughly ₹40,000 less than the Triumph, making it a strong budget option.
What do you think about keeping the 390 line alive? Share your thoughts in the comments below.
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