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KTM 250 Duke

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250 Duke Variants & Prices

₹ 2,17,445ex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
249.07cc
Power
30.57bhp
Weight
162.8kg
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02 / Variants

KTM 250 Duke Variants and Prices

The KTM 250 Duke is sold in India in a single, fully-loaded Standard variant - there's no stripped-down base trim to choose between. Every unit gets the full Gen-3 specification as default: the 5-inch TFT dashboard with Bluetooth connectivity and navigation, ride-by-wire throttle, a standard-fit Quickshifter+, and Bosch dual-channel ABS with switchable Supermoto mode.

KTM 250 Duke Standard - Rs 2,26,766 (ex-showroom, Delhi)

This single-variant approach is consistent with how KTM has always sold the Duke 250 - rather than gating features across trims, every buyer gets the same spec sheet regardless of colour choice.

It's worth being clear on the recent history here, since it's easy to get confused: the current Gen-3 platform (new LC4c engine, 2-piece frame, 5-inch TFT, ride-by-wire, Quickshifter+) actually launched back on 11 September 2023 at Rs 2,39,000 ex-showroom Delhi. The 24 February 2026 update was a cosmetic refresh only - two new colours (Silver Metallic and Slate Grey) at a lower Rs 2,13,618 ex-showroom - not a new generation. Since then, a dealer-reported price revision around 1 June 2026 pushed ex-showroom prices back up to their current level of roughly Rs 2.26 lakh.

City-wise ex-showroom prices (current):

City Ex-Showroom
Delhi Rs 2,26,766
Mumbai Rs 2,26,176
Bangalore Rs 2,26,412
Chennai Rs 2,26,590
Hyderabad Rs 2,26,236
SpecStandard
Price₹ 2,17,445
Engine249.07 cc
Max Power30.57 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)—
ABSSupermoto ABS
WheelsAlloy
Start TypeSelf Start
TyresTubeless
Colours3

Since there's only one variant, there's no feature trade-off to weigh - the only real decision is new (current pricing, full warranty) versus a used previous-generation Duke 250 (pre-September 2023), which can be found for Rs 1,40,000-1,80,000 with under 20,000 km on the clock. That's a meaningful saving, but you'll miss out on the Quickshifter+, 5-inch TFT, and smoother LC4c engine that came with Gen-3. If budget allows, the current Standard variant at Rs 2,26,766 is worth the premium for the tech and refinement alone. Dealers occasionally run promotional offers on accessories or extended warranty around quarter-end, so it's worth timing your purchase and asking about ongoing schemes before you finalise a booking date.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the KTM 250 Duke come in?▾
The KTM 250 Duke is sold in a single Standard variant, priced at Rs 2,26,766 ex-showroom in Delhi. There's no base or stripped-down trim - every unit includes the 5-inch TFT, Quickshifter+, and Bosch dual-channel ABS as standard.
QSince there's only one variant, is the KTM 250 Duke good value for money?▾
At Rs 2,26,766 ex-showroom, the single Standard variant includes a Quickshifter+, ride-by-wire, and a 5-inch connected TFT - features rivals like the TVS Apache RTR 310 either omit or charge extra for, which supports the value case despite the June 2026 price hike.
QDoes the KTM 250 Duke get dual-channel ABS as standard?▾
Yes - the single Standard variant comes with Bosch 9.1MP dual-channel ABS as standard, with no non-ABS version ever offered for the Indian market.
QHow much has the KTM 250 Duke Standard variant price gone up recently?▾
The Standard variant rose from Rs 2,13,618 ex-showroom (after the February 2026 colour update) to Rs 2,26,766 following a dealer-reported price revision around June 2026 - an increase of roughly Rs 13,000.