KTM announces extended warranty and finance schemes

All KTM motorcycles will now be offered with a free extended warranty of 3 years in addition to the standard 2-year warranty. For the 390 Adventure, KTM has also announced an attractive finance scheme with EMIs starting at Rs 6,999

KTM has just announced a new support program for all customers who buy into the brand before 20th September. According to this new scheme, all customers will get an extended warranty of three years. Thanks to this new scheme, all KTM offerings will have an overall warranty of 5 years, including the 2-year standard warranty. KTM will also offer free roadside assistance to all customers for the first year. The Austrian brand claims that these benefits are valued at Rs 5,000 approximately, but will be offered at no additional cost.

Earlier this week, KTM had also announced a new finance scheme for its flagship, the 390 Adventure. As per the offer, customers could avail finance options of up to 80% of the on-road cost of the 390 ADV, with EMIs going starting at Rs 6999. The brand has also joined hands with Bajaj Finance Ltd and HDFC Bank finance coverage of up to 95%. KTM brought in the 390 Adventure in January at Rs 2.99 lakh, but later hiked the price of the ADV to Rs 3.04 lakh (ex-showroom).

Speaking on the occasion Sumeet Narang, President (Probiking) at Bajaj Auto Ltd. said “. While KTM 390 Adventure has seen a very high purchase intent, one of the opportunities we see in accelerating ownership is to make the model more accessible to the enthusiasts. The finance schemes created with partners like Bajaj Finance Ltd & HDFC Bank are expected to address this opportunity and inspire a lot of customers to upgrade.”

Both of the above-mentioned schemes are available to customers at all 460 KTM outlets across the country. The KTM range starts at Rs 1.42 lakh for the 125 Duke and goes right up to the 390 Adventure. Follow the below link to know full pricing details of all KTM offerings.

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