KTM 1390 Super Duke GT Evo Unveiled at EICMA 2026

KTM has unveiled the new 1390 Super Duke GT Evo at EICMA 2026. The new model sits above the standard 1390 Super Duke GT and brings several new features for sport-touring riders. It uses the same 1,350cc LC8 V-twin engine platform as the KTM 1390 Super Adventure S Evo. In addition, it gets an AMT gearbox, an 8.8-inch TFT display and offline navigation. KTM plans to launch the motorcycle in global markets in early 2027. 

KTM 1390 Super Duke GT Evo Gets AMT Gearbox

The biggest highlight of the new KTM 1390 Super Duke GT Evo is its Automated Manual Transmission (AMT). Riders can choose between fully automatic gear shifting and manual operation, depending on their riding style. The automatic mode will make long-distance journeys less tiring, as riders won't need to change gears manually.

The motorcycle uses a 1,350cc, two-cylinder, 75-degree V-twin engine. This engine produces 187 hp and 145 Nm of peak torque, offering strong performance for sport-touring.

Improved Comfort, Suspension and Braking

KTM has added several updates to improve rider comfort on long journeys. The motorcycle gets forward-adjustable handlebars and a windshield with high and low settings. It has an 834mm seat height, 213kg weight and 149mm ground clearance.

Furthermore, the bike uses the latest WP Semi Active Technology (SAT) suspension. Riders can adjust its settings through the dashboard. Its new patented thru-rod design also makes the suspension lighter and improves its response. The clutch and brake levers also offer adjustment options.

KTM has increased frame stiffness to three times that of the standard model. This helps improve handling, stability and front tyre feedback. This KTM Bike also gets 17-inch wheels with Michelin Power 6 tyres. Its braking setup includes Brembo Stylema front callipers with 320mm discs and a rear 240mm disc.

8.8-Inch TFT Display and Advanced Rider Aids

The new model features an 8.8-inch TFT display with offline map navigation and a USB Type-C charging port. In addition, its new LED headlight offers better lighting near the motorcycle and a wider viewing area of up to 90 degrees.

Riders get Rain, Street, Sport and Custom ride modes. An optional Track Mode is also available. Other features include traction control, a quickshifter, cornering ABS, Supermoto ABS, Supermoto+ ABS and Sport ABS. Moreover, KTM has added a Multi Click System (MCS) hand brake lever for easier adjustment.

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