KTM’s recovery is beginning to look very real, with bike sales more than doubling in Q1 2026 as new models, fresh investment and brutal cost-cutting start paying off.

KTM’s first Duke hit the streets in 1994. It wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t comfortable, and it vibrated like a jackhammer. But it was a ton of fun to ride — especially if your idea of “fun to ride” was ...

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. The prominent Austrian motorcycle manufacturer KTM has announced its ...

The KTM saga is perhaps one of the most intriguing stories we’ve seen unfold in the automotive world in recent times. It’s been a relentless rollercoaster, and just when we thought things were nearing ...

KTM has joined the growing list of motorcycle manufacturers working on automatic transmissions with the introduction of its own Automated Manual Transmission, or AMT. The technology recently made its ...

Austrian motorcycle specialist KTM has revealed its latest high-power road-legal track car, the KTM X-Bow GT-XR – and it could be coming to Australia. The Australian distributor of KTM – Simply Sports ...