KTM 390 Duke price and specifications

KTM 390 Duke, a in the naked class 399 cc model by KTM. A2 licence required. Türkiye list price 587,000 ₺ (November 2026).
KTM 390 Duke specifications
| Engine capacity | 399 cc |
|---|---|
| Power | 44.3 hp |
| Torque | 39 Nm |
| Weight | 165 kg |
| Seat height | 800 mm |
| Fuel tank | 15 L |
| Consumption | 3.3 L/100 km |
| ABS | Yes |
| Licence | A2 |
| Type | Naked |
KTM 390 Duke generation history
- 2013–2016 · 1st generation: Launched with a 373 cc engine and the 200 Duke's frame, suspension and brakes.
- 2017–2023 · 2nd generation: LED headlight, colour TFT display, ride-by-wire, 320 mm front disc, 13.5 L tank; Euro 4 in 2018, bi-directional quickshifter in later years.
- 2024– · 3rd generation: New 398.6 cc LC4c engine, new frame and subframe, adjustable suspension, 15 L tank, 800 mm seat (introduced in India in 2023).
KTM 390 Duke known problems
- Recall: headlight and instrument panel software (MY2017, Australia): A recall was carried out in Australia (ACCC record) on 2017 model 125 Duke and 390 Duke motorcycles because the LED headlight could switch itself off and on and the instrument panel might not show information such as speed; for other markets, ask a dealer using the chassis number; the fix is a headlight unit and instrument panel software update at an authorised service centre.
- Recall: water ingress into the electronic throttle (e-throttle) unit: A campaign covering 2022–2023 390 Duke motorcycles in the USA (a March 2026 expansion of NHTSA 25V598, 26V196) reported that water could get into the throttle control unit, causing it to fail and traction to be cut while riding; the fix is a part replacement. For other markets, ask a KTM dealer using the chassis number.
- Recall: fuel tank cap seal (MY2024): In November 2025 a global recall was carried out on 2024 model year 390 Duke and other Duke models because small cracks could form in the tank cap seal and fuel could leak; the seal is replaced free of charge at the dealer. Pre-2024 and post-2025 production is not affected.
- Recall: ECU software, stalling at low revs: In December 2025 a global recall was announced for the 390 family, including the 390 Duke (MY2024–2026), because the engine could rarely stall at low revs (when slowing down, at low speed); the fix is a free engine control unit software update.
When buying a used KTM 390 Duke
- On a 2017 model, ask whether the headlight/instrument panel software update was done.
- On a 2022–2023 model, have the throttle unit (e-throttle) recall status checked using the chassis number.
- On a 2024+ model, verify from the service record that both the tank cap seal and the ECU software recalls were carried out; on the test ride, check for stalling at low revs.
Price
List price: 587,000 ₺ (November 2026 recommended retail price). Prices are the recommended retail prices announced by the distributor and may vary by dealer.
KTM 390 Duke rivals
- Kawasaki Z500 SE — 589,000 ₺, 45 hp
- Kawasaki Z500 — 556,000 ₺, 45 hp
- Honda CB500 Hornet — 550,000 ₺, 47 hp
- Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450 — 508,000 ₺, 40 hp
Comparisons
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