KTM E-Duke Spotted: First Look At KTM’s Upcoming Electric Motorcycle

KTM’s first electric street motorcycle appears to be on the horizon, as the upcoming KTM E-Duke has been spotted in a video by stunt rider Rok Bagros. The prototype, captured on camera at KTM’s Motohall area in Australia, gives the first real glimpse at the Austrian brand’s move into the electric motorcycle segment.

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The ‘s Styling Hints At 390 Duke DNA

The E-Duke looks every bit like a KTM. The sharp lines, exposed frame, and compact proportions closely resemble the 390 Duke, suggesting that the company is aiming to keep its aggressive streetfighter identity intact in its electric offering. The visible electric powertrain adds a futuristic touch to the familiar silhouette.

10kW Motor and 5.5kWh Battery Likely On The E-Duke

According to earlier official filings, the KTM E-Duke will likely be powered by a 10kW motor and a 5.5kWh battery pack. While exact performance figures like range and top speed haven’t been disclosed, these numbers point to a machine built for city riding and everyday performance rather than long-distance travel.

Top Features Spotted on The E-Duke

From what’s visible on the test model, the E-Duke appears to feature:

• Front USD forks, likely adjustable, similar to current Duke models
• Front and rear disc brakes
• A compact TFT display
• A visibly mounted charging cable, indicating a standard plug-in system

The presence of a basic but functional charging port suggests KTM may be focusing on ease of use and accessibility for urban riders.

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Launch Timeline Of The Electric Duke

While there’s no official word on the launch date, the appearance of a near-production prototype hints that KTM could be preparing for a formal reveal in the coming months. The development comes amid financial restructuring at KTM’s parent company, Pierer Mobility, with Bajaj now holding a controlling stake and playing a key role in the company’s electric mobility plans.