KTM has introduced a refreshed colour lineup for its 350cc-engined 390 Duke, alongside a reduced entry price achieved by passing on the benefits of the 18 percent GST bracket to buyers. The motorcycle maintains its familiar framework, technology, and riding stance while delivering 40.5bhp and 33.5Nm of performance. Visual updates take centre stage with three distinct paint choices now available for the naked machine.
Paint Options and Aesthetics
The updated colour palette consists of Atlantic Blue, Electronic Orange, and Gun Metal Grey. Atlantic Blue provides a modern alternative that tones down the usual sharp-edged aggression of the naked motorcycle, offering a balanced blend of premium appeal and sportiness for those seeking performance without an overly loud appearance.
Electronic Orange preserves the manufacturer's traditional visual identity, appealing to riders who connect the brand with bright paint and a strong road presence. This choice remains an authentic option for younger buyers that highlights the aggressive proportions of the vehicle.
Hardware and Styling Highlights
Gun Metal Grey relies on understated styling to give the machine a mature and mechanical demeanor. This finish highlights the exposed chassis, tank detailing, and underlying hardware without placing excessive focus on the paint itself, creating a serious overall appearance.
Market Availability and Impact
- Atlantic Blue: Contemporary and balanced look
- Electronic Orange: Traditional signature identity
- Gun Metal Grey: Understated and serious appearance
Buyers benefit directly from a lower entry price point following the application of the 18 percent GST bracket. The motorcycle keeps all of its core mechanical properties intact while refreshing its visual appeal on the market.
