KTM has upgraded its popular 250 Duke by introducing a TFT display from the 390 Duke, offering riders a more modern and interactive experience. This TFT display provides clear and customizable information, improving the overall ride quality. In addition to the display, the 250 Duke retains its sharp handling and reliable performance. Despite these notable upgrades, KTM has kept the price increase minimal, maintaining the bike’s appeal to budget-conscious enthusiasts. With an ex-showroom price of Rs 2.41 lakh in India, the updated 250 Duke is an attractive option for those seeking cutting-edge features without a hefty price tag.
Updated KTM 250 Duke: What's New?
The KTM 250 Duke now features a modern TFT display, like the one on the 390 Duke, with better graphics, Bluetooth connectivity, and an easier-to-use interface. Its look is also upgraded with the 390 Duke's LED DRLs and headlamp surround, giving it a fresh, modern style.
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KTM has added the 390 Duke's switchgear to the 250 Duke, including a four-way menu switch for simpler navigation of the display. The bike still has key rider aids like switchable ABS and a bi-directional quickshifter, combining performance, technology, and rider convenience.
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Updated KTM 250 Duke: Engine
The KTM 250 Duke is powered by a 250cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine, delivering 30bhp and 25Nm of torque for a thrilling performance. It shares its trellis frame and cast aluminium subframe with the 390 Duke, providing excellent handling and agility. Despite its powerful engine, the 250 Duke maintains a light weight of 163kg, thanks to its smart design and 15-litre fuel tank. This combination of power, agility, and manageable weight makes it an ideal choice for both city riding and weekend adventures, appealing to riders who crave a dynamic experience.
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