Wednesday, June 24, 2026

KTM 390 Adventure R Launched In India At Rs 3.78 Lakh

KTM India has finally launched the 390 Adventure R at Rs 3,77,915 (ex-showroom). At this price point, it undercuts the KTM 390 Adventure Spoke Wheel variant by Rs 18,829.

KTM 390 Adventure ModelsEx-Showroom Price
KTM 390 Adventure XRs 3,28,018
KTM 390 Adventure R (NEW)Rs 3,77,915
KTM 390 Adventure SRs 3,96,744

What Is R In KTM 390 Adventure R?

The R here stands for the “Rally-Ready”, indicating a more off-road focused and adventure oriented version compared to the standard 390 Adventure. This is possible due to the following additional traits and features in the R model: –

  • A more rugged suspension setup – The 390 ADV R comes with a long-travel suspension setup, offering 230mm of wheel travel at both ends. That’s up to 30mm more than the standard model. This helps the motorcycle to tackle uneven surfaces more aggressively.
  • Off-road friendly tyres: The 390 Adventure R gets the same knobby Mitas tyres as the 390 Enduro R, which enhances its off-road capabilities.
  • Better Ground Clearance – Thanks to the 21/18-inch spoke wheel setup compared to the standard model’s 21/17-inch configuration, the ground clearance has also been increased by 33mm and now stands at 270mm. This enables the bike to clear obstacles with more confidence when going off-road.
  • Taller Seat Height – At 870mm, its seat height is 40mm taller than the standard 390 Adventure, making it better suited for experienced riders and those looking for a more hardcore off-road riding stance.

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Why is the KTM 390 Adventure R cheaper than the standard model?

Why is the KTM 390 Adventure R cheaper than the standard model?

Compared to the standard 390 Adventure, the R-type model misses out on the spoke tubeless wheels and instead gets conventional tube-type spoke wheels. That’s why there’s a slight price difference between the two.

Carrying The Same Heart

Powering the KTM 390 Adventure R is the same 399c, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine, producing 46PS of max power and 39Nm of peak torque. Paired with a 6-speed gearbox, it is the same motor that also powers the KTM 390 Adventure X, 390 ADV and 390 Duke.

KTM 390 Adventure R price in India

Features Onboard

When it comes to features, the bike gets the same set of electronic aids as the standard model, comprising ride-by-wire, cornering ABS, traction control, and multiple ride modes. It also gets a slipper clutch and a bidirectional quickshifter.

Author’s Take

The KTM 390 Adventure R is mainly designed for riders who are serious about off-roading and want a powerful yet lightweight adventure bike, without moving to the much costlier twin-cylinder segment. So, if your rides involve long journeys followed by rough roads, trails, broken surfaces, or proper dirt riding, this is the most capable small-capacity adventure motorcycle KTM has offered in India so far.

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