KTM Duke 250 Gets a MASSIVE Rs. 46,000 Price Cut in Nepal!

The KTM Duke 250 just became more affordable, offering a rare price drop in Nepal’s two-wheeler market.

Hansraj Hulaschand & Co., the authorized distributor of KTM motorcycles in Nepal, has once again revised the pricing for the KTM 250 Duke.

The move reflects KTM Nepal’s renewed effort to stay competitive in an increasingly aggressive market. While the price cut may seem like a generous offer, it also raises questions about the timing.

KTM’s financial troubles have been widely reported in the global auto industry. Once a dominant name in the premium motorcycle segment, KTM found itself on the verge of bankruptcy.

The company was recently rescued when Bajaj Auto stepped in, clearing 30% of KTM’s outstanding dues and taking over its operational control. The revised pricing strategy is part of KTM’s broader push to offload over 250,000 unsold motorcycles currently sitting in inventory.

Although the discount certainly boosts the appeal of the Duke 250, the larger issue remains KTM’s overstock problem, a challenge the company is now trying to aggressively tackle.

KTM Duke 250 is one of the most enticing KTM offerings in the market right now and with these price cuts more attention is bound to be captured.

With that said, let’s take a quick look at the KTM Duke 250 in Nepal along with its key specifications for 2025.

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KTM Duke 250 Overview

Design

The KTM Duke 250 takes its design inspiration from the larger Duke siblings, especially the 390 Duke, while drawing from the brand’s RC racing heritage. This influence gives the Duke 250 a scaled-down superbike persona. Its aggressive styling, often dubbed the “Scalpel” by enthusiasts.

At the front, the Duke 250 grabs attention with its distinctive Split LED Headlamp, borrowed from the 390 Duke, paired with integrated DRLs.

Sleek, Boomerang-shaped LED Indicators flank the headlamp, while the 43 mm WP APEX USD forks add a muscular and defined look to the front end. From the side, the exposed Steel Trellis Frame and lattice structure do more than reduce weight; they give the bike a raw, mechanical aesthetic that emphasizes its sporty character.

The sculpted fuel tank contributes to the Duke’s muscular silhouette, creating a dynamic and athletic profile. The bike features a Split-type Seat setup, enhancing its sporty appeal. And, the exposed WP APEX Monoshock rear suspension further adds to the visual impact, along with the 17-inch Alloy Wheels.

KTM has also equipped the latest Gen-3 model with a Cast Aluminum Subframe, a new addition that adds strength and refinement. The compact, side-mounted underbelly exhaust sits neatly next to the engine, complementing the bike’s clean, aggressive styling.

The latest generation of the Duke 250 (2024/25 models) also comes with a longer wheelbase, a higher seat height, and forged aluminum foot pegs, all of which contribute to improved ergonomics and performance over its predecessor.

At the rear, the Duke 250 adopts a more minimalistic design while still maintaining an aggressive tone. The LED Tail Light integrates seamlessly into the sharply sculpted tail section, echoing the angular design theme seen throughout the bike.

The instrument cluster is one of the Duke 250’s standout features. KTM fits the bike with a vibrant 5-inch full-color TFT display that delivers clear and comprehensive information. Riders can monitor Speed, Rpm, Gear Position, Trip Meter, Fuel Range, Engine Temperature, Real-Time Fuel Consumption, and Service Reminders with ease.

Beyond just information display, the TFT unit supports Bluetooth connectivity. This allows Navigation, Headset Pairing, and control over calls and music. The display also provides status updates for the Quickshifter+ system and Supermoto ABS mode, reinforcing KTM’s reputation for segment-leading electronic features.

For added convenience, KTM has included a Type-C charging port near the display to keep devices powered during rides.

The 2025 KTM Duke 250 currently available in Nepal comes in a single Atlantic Blue color option, which is basically a combination of a matte blue body with black panels and orange wheel rims.

Performance

KTM Duke 250 is powered by a 249.07cc, Single-Cylinder, Liquid-cooled, SOHC FI engine. It can generate a max power of 31 PS at 9250 rpm and a max torque of 25Nm at 7250 rpm.

Moreover, it is mated to a 6-speed gearbox with 15 liters of fuel capacity. It is a BS6-compliant FI engine with E20 Fuel Compatible as well.

Previously, the Duke 250 used a DOHC engine derived from the Duke 390. However, starting with the 2024 models, KTM introduced a completely new SOHC engine for the Duke 250. This updated engine features a higher compression ratio and delivers improved performance compared to its predecessor.

Moreover, the Duke 250 boasts premium features like Switchable ABS, Slipper Clutch, QuickShifter, and Larger Exhaust.

Additionally, it can achieve a top speed of 148 km/h while the acceleration time from 0 to 100 kmph is 8.49 seconds.

Additional Details

43mm WP APEX USD and 10-step Preload Adjustable WP APEX Monoshock handle suspension duties.

The dimensions are 2072 mm in length, 831 mm in width, and 1109 mm in height. Moreover, the wheelbase is 1354 mm.

KTM Duke 250 gets 176mm ground clearance. And, the kerb weight sits at 162.8kg.

Also, the seat height is 800 mm.

Features

Here is a quick list of features in the new KTM Duke 250 in Nepal.

KTM Duke 250 Features Highlight

• Duke 390 Inspired Design
• LC4c SOHC Engine Performance
• QuickShifter and Slipper Clutch
• Ride-by-Wire Throttle
• Steel Trellis Frame with Cast Aluminum Subframe
• Split LED Headlamp with LED DRLs
• USD Forks
• 15-liter Fuel Tank
• Split-Seat Setup
• Underbelly Exhaust
• 5-inch TFT Display with Connectivity
• Turn-By-Turn Navigation
• Type-C Charging Port
• Dual-Channel ABS with Cornering Function
• Dual Disc Brakes
• Adjustable Brake Levers
• Hazard Lights

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KTM Duke 250 Price in Nepal and Availability

Talking about the price, the KTM Duke 250 price in Nepal is Rs. 7,13,900.

There has been a Rs. 46,000 decrease in the price of Duke 250 which was set at Rs. 7.59 Lakhs. 

As for availability, the KTM Duke 250 is officially available for purchase across all KTM showrooms.

Interested individuals can reach out to the nearest KTM Showroom for more details.

The following table lists the KTM Duke 250 price in Nepal for June 2025.

Rivals

In the 250cc segment, the KTM Duke 250 competes directly with the Suzuki Gixxer 250 and the Bajaj Pulsar N250.

Among the three, the Duke 250 stands out with the highest performance figures, delivering 31 PS of power and 25 Nm of torque. The Gixxer 250 follows with 26.5 PS and 22.2 Nm, while the Pulsar N250 produces 24.5 PS and 21.5 Nm, placing it close behind. However, this performance advantage comes at a steep cost.

The Duke 250 is priced Rs. 2.14 lakhs higher than the Pulsar N250 and Rs. 1.34 lakhs more than the Gixxer 250, making the N250 the best value proposition for riders focused on price-to-performance. In terms of design and road presence, the Duke 250 easily leads with its aggressive and muscular styling.

It also packs the most advanced features in the segment, including a full-color TFT screen, Quickshifter, Cornering ABS, and Ride-by-Wire technology. These premium additions set it apart but also contribute to its higher price tag.

Overall, the Duke 250 is the top choice for riders seeking premium features, cutting-edge performance, and standout road presence. On the other hand, the Gixxer 250 and Pulsar N250 offer a more budget-friendly route for those who want a capable and enjoyable ride without stretching their wallets.

What do you think about the KTM Duke 250? Are you impressed by the recent price cuts? Drop your thoughts in the comments below. 

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the authorized distributor of KTM Duke 250 in Nepal?
Hansraj Hulaschand & Co. is the authorized distributor of KTM Duke 250 in Nepal.

What is the price of the KTM Duke 250 in Nepal?
The price of a KTM Duke 250 in Nepal is Rs. 7.14 Lakhs for 2025.

Where is the KTM showroom in Kathmandu?
KTM showroom is located at Naxal, Kathmandu.

Is KTM Duke 250 BS6?
Yes, KTM Duke 250 is BS6. It comes with a BS6-compliant FI engine.

What is the ground clearance in the KTM Duke 250?
The ground clearance in the KTM Duke 250 is 176mm.

Is 2024 KTM Duke 250 available in Nepal?
Yes, 2024 KTM Duke 250 is available in Nepal.