KTM Duke 390

Street  ·  2024

KTM Duke 390

The naked fighter that refuses to be tamed.

₹ 2.91 L ex-showroom

MotoSaar Rating 4.4 / 5
Mileage28 kmpl
Engine399cc Single
Power45 bhp
Top Speed165 km/h
Specifications
Engine399cc LC4c Single-cyl
Power45 bhp @ 8,500 rpm
Torque39 Nm @ 7,000 rpm
Transmission6-speed with slipper clutch
Fuel typePetrol
Mileage (claimed)~28 kmpl
Top speed165 km/h
Seat height830 mm
Kerb weight163 kg
Fuel tank13.4 L
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Standard₹ 2.91 L
MotoSaar Review

The Duke 390 is KTM's sharpest tool in the sub-500cc drawer. It's also one of the most exciting motorcycles you can own in India without spending lakhs on a premium import. The 399cc single-cylinder motor is tuned for torque delivery rather than raw top-end power, making it tractable in the city and genuinely rapid when you push it on open roads. The chassis is taut and responsive — corner entries are precise, mid-corner feedback is honest, and exits are planted. The SuperMoto mode disables rear ABS, adding a dimension of playfulness that most street bikes at this price refuse to entertain. It's not perfect — single-cylinder vibes are real, the pillion seat is punishing, and the stock exhaust is muted — but for a rider looking for the most dynamic street experience under ₹3 lakh, the Duke 390 has no equal.