Austrian motorcycle producer KTM Confirmed their upcoming Electric KTM Duke. Which will be called the E-Duke and Powered by a 10kW motor. The upcoming KTM Duke will also get a 5.5kWh Battery pack. Based on the specs, it would become the most powerful electric motorcycle in India; The title of the most powerful electric motorcycle currently belongs to Tork Kratos R.
E-Duke is expected to be based on Husqvarna’s E-Pilen, a concept bike shown last year. Which will turn into a production bike of its own. According to, Media reports indicate that the Husqvarna E-Pilen and KTM E-Duke share most of their underpinnings, internals, and powertrain components. Subsequently, when compared to petrol-powered motorcycles, the E-Duke is expected to be comparable to the KTM 125 Duke. Which produces 11kW (14.5hp). As for the battery pack, the E-Duke will be featuring a class-leading 5.5 kWh fixed battery pack.
This offered capacity from the Austrian brand is sure to triumph over the capacities of vehicles like the Tork Kratos R, which will come with a 4kWh battery pack, Simple One with 4.8kWh battery, and also the Ola S1 Pro’s 3.97kWh battery pack. As exciting as that sounds, we must remember that it will be a while before the KTM E-Duke is launched.
A launch date for the upcoming electric bike has not yet been decided by the automaker. Considering the E-Duke is still in the development stages. It is no surprise that we have yet to see a test mule of the KTM e-bike. We’re sure it won’t be long before a spy shot or two makes its way online.
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In addition, Bajaj Auto International and KTM recently announced that they are working on the co-development of an e-bike platform. Which will support two-wheelers with power outputs ranging from 3kW to 10kW. The newly formed venture is primarily focused on the development of electric scooters. This also help Bajaj to launch an all-electric bike based on the E-Duke, as it has done in the past. It is also expected that the E-Duke and E-Pilen will be manufactured at Bajaj Auto’s next-generation facility in Akurdi, Maharashtra. Which the company has built with an investment of over Rs 300 crore.
