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KTM has released its 2026 price list for the Turkish market. The entry-level 250 Duke drops to a campaign price of 329,000 lira, a discount of 52,500 lira, while the 390 range sees cuts of 60,000-87,000 lira. The flagship 1390 Super Duke R tops the list at 1,624,000 lira.
This is more about pricing than specs, but knocking 52,500 lira off the 250 Duke to land at 329,000 is a bold move. Push an A2-compliant entry model down that far and you'll likely pull demand toward the 390 range too. I'm curious to see how the next model year plays out.
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Even just looking at Turkey's pricing gets me excited, wish Japan's price sheet updated this fast.
1,624,000 lira for the 1390 Super Duke R seems fair given the spec.
The 250 Duke is the sweet spot here, perfect as a first bike price-wise.
Knowing what KTM used to charge, this discount range actually looks fairly generous.
Even with the discount, the base price is still steep, isn't it?
Ducati's Monster might actually feel like better value than the Duke here.
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