KTM Bikes Price In Nepal (September 2023 Updated)

Born in Austria, KTM is one of the leading and most recognizable brands in the world. From 125 ccs all the way to 1300 ccs—from bikes that rule the race tracks to bikes that rule the jungle—the dense portfolio of KTM bikes has something for everyone.

With paved roads for cruises on the Duke 200s and 300s and trails upon trials for offroading on the Adventure series, Nepal is the perfect playground for the lineup of KTM bikes to thrive in.

As of May 2023, seven models from the KTM lineup can be purchased from Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd—the official distributor of KTM bikes in Nepal. From the lineup, at Rs. 564900, the KTM Duke 200 is the cheapest bike KTM has to offer in Nepal; and at Rs. 2,399,000 the KTM Duke 790 is the most expensive KTM bike in Nepal.

Below you can find a list of all seven KTM bikes available in Nepal and the price they come at.

KTM Bikes Price in Nepal

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From their specs to their highlight features, here is a rundown of each and every bike KTM has to offer in Nepal.

KTM Duke 200

When the Austrian brand entered Nepal, the KTM Duke 200 was the first KTM bike people could buy. As such, the Duke 200 definitely has a history to it. Even though that might make it sound like the Duke 200 might be outdated, KTM have kept up the design and the latest Duke 200 you can find in Nepal still looks stunning.

One of the standout features of the latest KTM Duke 200 is its powerful 200cc engine that delivers impressive performance, making it a force to be reckoned with.

Even as the least powerful KTM bike you could buy in Nepal, at 25 PS of power and 19.3 Nm of torque, the Duke 200 still packs in a big punch.

To contain the 6 geared machine’s impressive speed and power, the Duke 200 comes equipped with Dual Channel ABS.

Highlight features of the KTM Duke 200

• A powerful 200cc engine
• An agile chassis for manoeuvring the streets 
• LED lighting for visibility and safety
• An all digital display
• A robust and reliable dual ABS braking system
• Bold and aggressive design with modern aesthetics

For those who are after the exact numbers and specs and not just the highlights, here is a list of all the important specifications of the KTM Duke 200 in Nepal.

KTM Duke 200 costs Rs. 564900 in Nepal.

While the Duke 200 certainly comes with an impressive spec-sheet, it also comes with a hefty price tag. At Rs. 564900, The KTM Duke 200 costs a large chunk more than its 200cc competitors. The Apache RTR 200 has a similar spec-sheet at a much lower cost of Rs. 411900, and the Bajaj Pulsar 200 ABS Fi comes in at just Rs. 401,900.

So it might be a tough choice to justify for those on a budget, looking for a 200cc bike.

KTM Duke 250

The KTM Duke 250 is the successor to the previous bike on this list. The Duke 250 shares much of the same features as its 200cc variant; you might as well not be able to tell the difference if you spot one on the road.

However, the KTM Duke 250 sports a stronger 248.8cc engine as its name suggests. Additionally, the power rises to 29.91 PS as compared to the 25 PS of the prior, and the torque rises to 24 Nm as compared to the 19.3 Nm of the prior.

The bike still comes with dual channel ABS, but the highlights list on the 250cc model is a bit different.

Highlight features of the KTM Duke 250

• Duke 390 Inspired Design
• Dual-Channel Supermoto ABS
• WP Upside Down Front Forks with WP Monoshock
• Multi-information Digital Instrument Console
• LED DRLs, Headlamps inspired by the Duke 390, and Taillamps.
• Slipper Clutch

The KTM Duke 250 is equipped with a reliable and efficient braking system that ensures rider safety. It features a dual-channel supersport ABS that provides enhanced braking performance and prevents wheel lock-ups in sudden braking situations.

The KTM Duke 250 has a fuel tank capacity of 13.5 litres, allowing for longer rides without frequent refuelling stops. With a mileage of 35 kmpl, the Duke 250 offers decent fuel efficiency, making it a practical choice for both daily commutes and long rides.

KTM Duke 250 costs Rs. 784, 900 in Nepal.

As with any premium motorcycle, the KTM Duke 250 does come with a heavy price tag. In Nepal, the KTM Duke 250 is priced at Rs. 784,900, making it one of the most expensive options in the 250cc segment. In terms of competition, the Duke 250 rivals the likes of the Yamaha FZ25, Suzuki Gixxer 250, Pulsar N250, and Honda CBR 250R in the Nepalese market.

Also See: The review on the Pulsar N250, click here.

However, its impressive performance, features, and build quality make it a worthy investment for motorcycle enthusiasts who demand the best.

KTM Duke 390

While the previous two bikes on this list only had incremental upgrades, the KTM Duke 390—the highest end bike from the Duke series in Nepal—comes with a large boost in performance, as well as in price.

The KTM Duke 390 comes equipped with a powerful 373.2cc engine. The jump in displacement comes hand in hand with the jump in power and torque as the Duke 390 sports 43.5 PS of max power and 37 Nm of max torque.

Plus, the Duke 390 comes with a brand new TFT colour display.

Highlights features of the KTM Duke 390

• Impressive performance with its liquid cooled 370cc engine, delivering quick acceleration and high top speeds.
• A striking design with its aggressive stance, inspired from the Duke 1290.
• A TFT Colour Display
• Lightweight and nimble around corners.
• Multi-LED Headlamps
• LED DRLs and Taillamp
• Dual-Channel ABS

Of course, with a power bike like the KTM Duke 390, the most interesting part of the bike is probably the numbers it can produce, and how it stacks up against today’s competition. Hence, here is the detailed spec-sheet of the Duke 390.

KTM Duke 390 costs Rs. 999,900 in Nepal.

The KTM Duke 390 competes against the Bajaj Dominar 400, the Royal Enfield Himalayan, and the BMW G310R, in Nepal. The Duke 390 costs substantially higher than what Bajaj and Royal Enfield have to offer, but comes cheaper than the BMW G310R, the most premium bike in this comparison.

KTM Duke 790

Most of the bikes on our roads hover around the 150 to 400 cc range—even KTM’s bikes all comes under the 400 cc limit; every bike except the KTM Duke 790.

Built around a 799 cc engine, the Duke 790—also known as “the scalpel” for its precision—is the most powerful bike that KTM has to offer in Nepal.

The bike comes jam packed with features, making it the trophy bike to have in bikehead’s collection in Nepal. Anyone who wants to buy the KTM Duke 790 can now do so at the price of Rs. Rs. 2,399,000.

Highlight features of the KTM Duke 790

• The beast of an engine at 799 cc.
• PASC Anti-Hopping Clutch
• Ride By Wire with Balancer Shafts
• Dual-Channel Bosch 9.1 MP ABS (Cornering ABS)
• Dual Disc Braking
• Quick Shifter
• Riding Modes (SuperMoto Mode)
• Twin-Cylinder DOHC FI Engine
• 1290 Duke Inspired Styling
• TFT Dashboard with Multi-Ride Modes
• Stainless Steel High Mounted Exhaust
• MAXXIS Supermaxx ST Tyres
• Triple Clamps Handlebar
• Track Mode
• Bosch Motorcycle Stability Control (MSC)
• Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC)
• Motor Slip Regulations (MSR)

Needless to say, the features that come in the KTM Duke 790 are top of the line not just in KTM’s portfolio but in all brands available in Nepal. Truly, the Austrian brand has made a beast of a bike to rule the Nepali streets.

Of course, the jam packed features list also comes at a very hefty cost of Rs. 2,399,000. Here’s the list of the detailed specifications of the Duke 790 to justify the price.

KTM Duke 790 costs Rs. 2,399,000 in Nepal.

Competition is hard to come by for the Duke 790 as not many people own 800 cc bikes in Nepal. But if Duke 790 riders find themselves in a meet-up then they should look out for the Yamaha YZF-R6, CBR 600RR, and the GSX-R600. In comparison, the price doesn’t seem too high given its competitors.

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KTM RC 200

Moving on the RC lineup of KTM bikes available in Nepal, the KTM RC 200. As is standard with the RC lineup, the RC 200 comes with fairings that give the bike a much sportier look. However, the polarising design looks gorgeous to some and decent to others—you should make up your mind on the design after having a look in person.

The 200cc sport bike is powered by a 199.5cc single-cylinder engine that delivers impressive performance with a max power of 25 PS at 10,000 rpm and a peak torque of 19.3 Nm at 8,000rpm. As with all the other bikes on the list, the engine is mated to a 6-speed transmission.

Highlight features of the KTM RC 200

• An LED Headlamp that now comes with a windshield unlike the Duke series.
• LED DRLs that are integrated in the body.
• Adjustable Clip-On Handlebars
• A larger Fuel Tank
• A redesigned two level seat.
• Completely LCD Instrument Cluster

Compared to the Duke variant, the RC 200 costs more than a lakh rupees more. Buyers will have to decide if the new set of features that come with the RC variant is really worth the premium KTM is asking for.

For those not in the market for naked sport bikes at all, the RC 200 is the cheapest faired sport bike KTM has to offer at Rs. 6,74,900

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KTM RC 200 Costs Rs. 674,000 in Nepal.

While the KTM RC 200 has more features than its Duke counterpart, it also comes at a steeper price. Against its major competitor, the Suzuki SF 250, the RC 200 costs almost two lakh rupees more—even though it has lower displacement.

A slightly odd comparison would be the Yamaha R15 v3.0 or the R15M. Since the market for faired sport bikes in Nepal is quite small, the Yamaha competes with the RC 200 even though it has less power and displacement. Even then, the RC 200 costs around one lakh rupees more.

KTM RC 390

Unlike the KTM Duke series, the KTM RC series doesn’t offer a bike at the 250 mark. Instead, the jump is straight to the KTM RC 390.

The KTM RC 390 is powered by a 373.2cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled DOHC FI engine. The sporty engine generates a maximum power of 43.5 PS at 9000 rpm and a peak torque of 37 Nm at 7000 rpm.

The engine is mated to a 6-speed gearbox, providing smooth and precise gear shifts.

Highlight features of the KTM RC 390

• New graphics
• Slipper Clutch
• Dual-Channel ABS
• Dual Disc Brakes
• WP Upside Down Front Forks with WP Monoshock
• Digital Dash
• Underbelly Exhaust
• LED DRLs and Taillamps
• Twin Projector Headlamp

These new features, along with the tried and tested performance of the 373cc engine comes with the price tag of Rs. 944,900—surprisingly, a bit cheaper than its Duke counterpart, but still over one lakh rupees more than the competing Apache RR 310 that TVS has to offer.

But perhaps that price premium can be justified with the spec sheet. After all, the RC 390 has aroud 10 Nms more torque than the RR 310.

KTM RC 390 Body Specifications

KTM RC 390 Costs Rs. 944,900 in Nepal.

While the KTM RC 390 certainly costs more than the competition by a large margin, the bike also provides a unique set of features that competitors don’t—even the image and reputation of the KTM brand is a plus point.

However, in the end, it is up to the buyer to decide if the features are worth the price premium or not.

KTM 250 Adventure

While the Duke and RC lineup by KTM have been getting most of the attention of the general public, KTM also offers the Adventure series in Nepal—a series built for exploring not just the streets of Nepal but everywhere else the country has to offer as well.

The Adventure series only comes with the 250 and the 390 variant as of now.

The KTM 250 Adventure is powered by a 248.8cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine. At 9000 rpm, the engine delivers a maximum power of 30 PS; and at 7500 rpm, a peak torque of 24 Nm.

 The KTM 250 Adventure comes with a 6-speed transmission, multi purpose MRF wheels, and switchable dual channel ABS for fun on the pavement and on the trails.

Highlight features of the KTM 250 Adventure

• Ride by Wire
• Slipper Clutch
• Adjustable WP APEX Suspension
• Adjustable Triple Clamp Handlebar
• BYBRE Brakes with Dual-Channel ABS (Switchable)
• 5-inch TFT Black-White Display
• Off-road ABS
• Dual-Purpose MRF Tyres
• Off-Road Ready Footpegs

The 248cc engine gives the 250 Adventure the power it needs to cross just about every obstacle you could run across in the wild, and the off road footpegs keep your feet firmly on the bike so you can shift well and use the off road ABS.

Add to that the ride by wire, improved suspension, off road tires, and every other piece of equipment made for off-roading, and you have the recipe for a bike that can rock the trails, not just drive on it.

All that comes at a price of Rs. 819,000 for the KTM 250 Adventure in Nepal.

The KTM 250 Adventure Costs Rs. 819,000 in Nepal.

The KTM 250 Adventure competes with the likes of the Royal Enfield Himalayan and the BMW G 310 GS. This time around, the KTM bike is the cheaper one among the competition as the Himalayan and the G 310 GS are higher end bikes while the 250 Adventure KTM’s budget entry into the adventure segment.

KTM 390 Adventure

The KTM 390 Adventure is the KTM’s flagship offering in the Adventure segment, as well as the most expensive KTM bike that is available in Nepal.

The 390 Adventure is powered by a 373.2cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected engine. At 9000 rpm, the bike produces a maximum power of 43.5 PS and at 7000 rpm, a peak torque of 37 Nm; supported with a 6-speed transmission.

This time around, the design is inspired by the more premium 790 Adventure as well.

Highlight features of the KTM 390 Adventure

• Ride by Wire
• Slipper Clutch with Quick shifter
• Adjustable WP APEX Suspension
• Adjustable Triple Clamp Handlebar
• BYBRE Brakes
• All-LED Lighting
• 5-inch TFT Color Display
• Motorcycle Traction Control (MTC)
• Cornering ABS + Off-road ABS (dual channel)
• Dual-Purpose Metzeler Tyres

Along with the upgraded engine, the KTM 390 Adventure also comes with many more feature this time around. The 390 Adventure is the only KTM bike currently available with Traction Control in Nepal. Adding to the impressive list of highlight features, the bike also comes equipped with a TFT dash, cornering/off-road ABS, and Metzeler Tyres.

All of this comes with the price tag of Rs. 1,089,900; making the KTM 390 Adventure the second most expensive KTM bike available in Nepal, right behind the KTM Duke 790.

The KTM 390 Adventure Costs Rs. 1,089,000 in Nepal.

The KTM 390 Adventure competes with the likes of the Royal Enfield Himalayan and the BMW G 310 GS. As the most expensive bike in KTM’s lineup, the 390 Adventure prices itself between the Himalayan and the G 310 GS—while the 250 variant was considered a budget entry into the Adventure Segment.

At this price point, the 390 Adventure would be better suited for those who want the power and performance, as well as the unique reputation of the KTM brand that Royal Enfield and BMW lack.

FAQs about KTM Bikes in Nepal.

Who is the official distributor of KTM motorcycles in Nepal?
Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. Pvt. Ltd. is the authorised distributor of KTM bikes in Nepal.

Which is the latest KTM bike in Nepal?
KTM Duke 790 is the latest KTM bike in Nepal.

Which is the most expensive KTM bike in Nepal?
KTM Adventure 790 is the most expensive KTM bike in Nepal. It is priced at Rs. 23.99 Lakhs.

Which is the most affordable KTM bike in Nepal?
KTM Duke 200 is the most affordable KTM bike in Nepal. It is priced at just Rs. 5.64 Lakhs.

Are KTM bikes BS6?
Yes, the new KTM bikes come with BS6-compliant FI engines in Nepal.

What is the fastest KTM bike in Nepal?

The KTM Duke 790 is the fastest KTM bike in Nepal with a top speed of 220 kmph.

Where can you buy KTM bikes in Nepal?

You can buy them at the nearest authorised KTM dealership or contact the official pages on Facebook or Instagram.