More Affordable KTM 390 Adventure X Launched At Rs 2.80 Lakh

• KTM has launched a more affordable 390 Adventure X at Rs 2.80 lakh (ex-showroom)
• The new 390 Adventure X is Rs 58,000 cheaper than the regular variant
• Misses on TCS, cornering ABS and quickshifter

KTM has launched a more affordable version of its 390 Adventure motorcycle called the 390 Adventure X. The new Adventure X costs Rs 2.80 lakh (ex-showroom), which is Rs 58,000 less expensive than the standard 390 Adventure, which costs Rs 3.38 lakh (ex-showroom). The new 390 Adventure X lacks a few electrical elements that allowed the brand to reduce the price in order to appeal to a wider audience.

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KTM 390 Adventure X

Some significant electrical features, like the traction control system (TCS), a quickshifter, and cornering ABS, have been removed from the recently released 390 Adventure X. The manufacturer still provides a dual-channel ABS system, a digital LCD instrument cluster, and other amenities. The new 390 Adventure X has the same bodywork, LED headlamp, USD forks, alloy wheels, and other components as its normal variant. The braking duties are done by 320 mm disc at front and a 280 mm disc at the rear.

The brand has not changed the engine specifications; it still comes with a 373.27cc engine that has a maximum output of 37 Nm and 43 bhp. A 6-speed gearbox with a slipper clutch is included with the engine. With the latest variation, the KTM 390's price tag now is under Rs 3 lakh, making it a more appealing option for those wishing to get a quality ADV for less than Rs 3 lakh.

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Verdict:KTM will be able to increase the 390 Adventure's customer base with the introduction of the new model. The KTM Adventure 390 can now compete with rival ADVs selling for less than Rs 3 lakh. Do share your thoughts on the recently released 390 Adventure X with us by joining the 91Wheels Whatsapp group, where we can discuss this and other news from the automobile industry