KTM Unveils New Colour Shade for 250 Duke

KTM enthusiasts, brace yourselves for an enticing update. KTM India has added a fresh splash of vibrance to its lineup with the introduction of a new colour option for its renowned street naked motorcycle, the 250 Duke.

A Subtle Departure

Unlike its predecessors with flamboyant names, this latest addition is elegantly dubbed as "Black and Blue". Departing from the eye-catching Ceramic White and Electronic Orange, this new colour scheme exudes a subtler charm.

Stylish Design Elements

In this striking rendition, the fuel tank, headlight cowl, and a portion of the side panel are adorned in a rich dark blue hue, while the tank extension and the mid-to-tail section boast a sleek black finish. To infuse a pop of excitement, the wheels flaunt KTM's signature orange color, complementing the tank extension decals impeccably.

Unchanged Performance

While the aesthetic upgrade steals the spotlight, the core mechanics remain unchanged. The KTM 250 Duke retains its robust 249.07cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine, delivering an impressive 30.57bhp at 9250rpm and 25 Nm at 7250 rpm. Having tested its prowess firsthand, it's evident that the 250 Duke continues to offer a spirited and exhilarating riding experience.

Facing Competition

In the fiercely competitive arena, the KTM 250 Duke will be comepeting with the formidable TVS Apache RTR 310. As enthusiasts eagerly await the chance to experience the allure of the new "Black and Blue" variant, it's evident that KTM's commitment to innovation and aesthetic refinement remains unwavering. Currently the bike is available in India at a price of Rs 2.39 lakh (ex-showroom). 

CarBike360 Says

KTM's introduction of the "Black and Blue" color option for the 250 Duke signals a stylish evolution in street naked motorcycles. Retaining its performance edge while adding a touch of sophistication, this variant sets a new standard in the segment. With unwavering commitment to innovation, KTM reaffirms its position at the forefront of motorcycle design and performance.