KTM has been expanding the colour options for the 390 Adventure in India with a new Arctic Flare dual-tone paint scheme. In this new colour, the adventure motorcycle looks different without any mechanical or feature changes.
The Arctic Flare option is priced at ₹2,87,802 ex-showroom and is available at the same price as the existing version so buyers do not have to pay extra for the new colour.
The KTM 390 Adventure is still driving the company's 349.32cc single-cylinder engine and keeps all of its electronics, suspension and adventure-oriented equipment.
KTM 390 Adventure Arctic Flare: What is new?
The big change is the new paint scheme.
The Arctic Flare colour has a white finish on the front fairing and beak, with orange on the rear part. It also has bigger KTM and Adventure 390 graphics, making the motorcycle look more visible.
The new colour joins the existing options for the 390 Adventure. Currently, the KTM official website lists Electronic Orange, Ceramic White, and Ebony Black amongst the available colours.
There are no changes to the motorcycle's engine, suspension, wheels, or electronic package with the Arctic Flare update.
The new colour is therefore aimed at buyers who crave a new look of the product rather than for any extra performance or equipment.
KTM 390 Adventure is designed for touring and off-road riding using 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels and various electronic rider aids.
KTM 390 Adventure Engine, features, and vehicle features
The motorcycle continues with the 349.32cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine that produces 41.5 PS of power and 33.5 Nm of torque and is paired with a six-speed gearbox.
The bike also comes with a slipper clutch and bi-directional quickshifter.
KTM offers several electronic features including cruise control, three riding modes, cornering ABS, traction control and off-road ABS. A TFT instrument console is also part of the package.
The front wheel of the motorcycle is 19-inch and the rear wheel 17-inch, so that the motorcycle can maintain stability on the road and control on rough terrain.
The 2026 KTM 390 Adventure also has a seat height of 830mm and ground clearance of 237mm according to KTM's official specifications. Its suspension is long travel with 200mm in the front and 205mm in the rear.
KTM introduced the 350cc version of the 390 Adventure earlier in 2026, and the smaller engine displacement allowed the motorcycle to be sold in the lower GST bracket. At that time, the company had announced a price of ex-showroom Delhi of ₹2,80,905 for the range.
The latest Arctic Flare version is now listed at ₹2,87,802 ex-showroom, according to the latest report.
The new colour does not bring a price premium over the existing version.
For buyers, it's mainly a matter of styling preference. There are no performance or technology benefits to be added to the Arctic Flare paint scheme, in particular.
The KTM 390 Adventure is still aimed at those who prefer a motorcycle that can help them for everyday riding as well as longer touring and moderate off-road use.
With the Arctic Flare option, KTM has provided customers with another visual choice while keeping the mechanical package unchanged.
Bookings and deliveries of the new colour will be handled through KTM dealerships. Buyers must check with their nearest authorised dealer for availability and the final on-road price, as registration, insurance and other charges vary by location.
