KTM has officially taken its first leap into the world of electric motorcycles, and the excitement is real. Recently spotted at the brand’s Motohall in Mattighofen, Austria, the all-new KTM E-Duke marks the beginning of a fresh, electrifying chapter for the Austrian powerhouse.
This prototype, seen in the flesh for the first time, boldly blends KTM’s trademark aggression with cutting-edge electric tech—offering a glimpse of what the future of street biking could look like.
What’s even more exciting is that this electric Duke is likely to be made right here in India, thanks to KTM’s long-standing partnership with Bajaj Auto.
This not only means better pricing for Indian buyers but also a chance for the E-Duke to go global from Indian soil—bringing electrified adrenaline to streets around the world.
So. Lets know about this electric bike in detail.
Design of KTM E-Duke
Visually, the E-Duke is unmistakably KTM. It inherits the sharp, edgy design language we’ve come to love in the Duke family, featuring bold tank extensions, a split LED headlamp, and a compact, muscular profile.
What makes it stand out, though, are electric-specific design touches—like a 3D-printed mesh seat and a tank area repurposed for battery cooling. These details don’t just make it look futuristic—they are functional, aerodynamic, and performance-focused.
Powertrain of KTM E-Duke
Underneath that aggressive shell, the E-Duke is expected to run on a 10kW electric motor paired with a 5.5kWh lithium-ion battery.
While KTM hasn’t dropped official specs yet, industry insiders estimate a practical city range between 100 to 150 km, making it perfect for daily commutes with a thrilling edge.
The setup promises instant torque and quiet, seamless acceleration—everything you’d want from a next-gen urban warrior.
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KTM E-Duke: Features
Built on a reworked version of the 390 Duke’s chassis, the E-Duke retains KTM’s signature trellis frame and top-notch hardware.
It gets upside-down front forks, a monoshock rear suspension, and disc brakes at both ends for sharp stopping power.
A sleek TFT display and an onboard charging system complete the package, with a conveniently stored charging cable adding practicality to performance.
Price and Availability of the KTM E-Duke
While the E-Duke is still in its prototype stage, its near-production-ready look suggests that a full launch could happen as early as 2026 or 2027. With its bold design, promising performance, and KTM’s racing DNA, the E-Duke could be the game-changer in the electric street bike segment. Stay tuned, because the electric revolution just got a whole lot more exciting.
The KTM E-Duke is expected to be priced around ₹2.5 to ₹3.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
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