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KTM – Europe's largest motorcycle manufacturer has set its sights on becoming the largest motorcycle manufacturer in the world with production lines in Asia and South America ready to meet demand but with the brands roots firmly planted in Mattighofen, Austria . Together these facilities produced over 380,000 motorcycles (290,000 KTM models) in 2023 – with a staggering 210,000 units (about 140,000 KTM models) rolling off the line at the main Mattighofen plant alone. The following models are produced in the main production site in Mattighofen, Austria:

• 2024 KTM 450 SX-F FACTORY EDITION
• 2024 KTM 250 SX-F FACTORY EDITION
• 2025 KTM 250 SX-F ADAMO EDITION
• 2025 KTM 450 SX-F
• 2025 KTM 350 SX-F
• 2025 KTM 250 SX-F
• 2025 KTM 300 SX
• 2025 KTM 250 SX
• 2025 KTM 150 SX
• 2025 KTM 125 SX
• 2024 KTM 85 SX (BIG WHEEL AND SMALL WHEEL)
• 2025 KTM 65 SX
• 2025 KTM 50 SX FACTORY EDITION
• 2025 KTM 50 SX
• 2025 KTM 300 EXC HARDENDURO
• 2025 KTM 300 XC-W HARDENDURO
• 2025 KTM 500 EXC-F SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 450 EXC-F SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 350 EXC-F SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 250 EXC-F SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 300 EXC SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 250 EXC SIX DAYS
• 2025 KTM 500 EXC-F
• 2025 KTM 450 EXC-F
• 2025 KTM 450 XCF-W
• 2025 KTM 350 EXC-F
• 2025 KTM 250 EXC-F
• 2025 KTM 300 EXC
• 2025 KTM 300 XC-W
• 2025 KTM 250 EXC
• 2025 KTM 250 XC-W
• 2025 KTM 150 EXC
• 2025 KTM 150 XC-W
• 2025 KTM 125 XC-W

CROSS COUNTRY

• 2025 KTM 450 XC-F
• 2024 KTM 350 XC-F FACTORY EDITION
• 2025 KTM 350 XC-F
• 2025 KTM 250 XC-F
• 2025 KTM 300 XC
• 2025 KTM 250 XC
• 2025 KTM 125 XC
• 2024 KTM 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE R
• 2024 KTM 1290 SUPER ADVENTURE S
• 2024 KTM 890 ADVENTURE R RALLY
• 2024 KTM 890 ADVENTURE R
• 2024 KTM 890 ADVENTURE
• 2024 KTM 690 ENDURO R
• 2025 KTM 450 RALLY REPLICA
• 2023 KTM FREERIDE E-XC
• 2024 KTM SX-E 5
• 2024 KTM SX-E 3
• 2024 KTM SX-E 2
• 2024 KTM 1390 SUPER DUKE R
• 2024 KTM 1390 SUPER DUKE R EVO
• 2023 KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE RR
• 2023 KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE R
• 2023 KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE R EVO
• 2024 KTM 990 DUKE
• 2023 KTM 890 DUKE R
• 2023 KTM 890 DUKE GP

SPORTS TOURER // SUPERSPORTS // SUPERMOTO

Sports tourer.

• 2024 KTM 1290 SUPER DUKE GT
• 2024 KTM 890 SMT

SUPERSPORTS

• 2024 KTM RC 8C
• 2024 KTM 690 SMC R
• 2024 KTM 450 SMR

With guidance from HQ in Europe, KTM India has come a long way in establishing itself as the leader in the premium sports motorcycle segment in India. This has been cemented with recent updates to the ‘Supersport’ segment, with the small capacity KTM RC range, and the KTM 250 ADVENTURE and KTM 390 ADVENTURE range. This makes KTM the only European premium motorcycle brand in India, with purpose-built products for the Indian domestic market. The majority of KTM motorcycles produced in India are distributed to emerging markets. The following models are produced in India:

NAKED // SUPERSPORTS // TRAVEL

• 2024 KTM 125 DUKE
• 2024 KTM 250 DUKE
• 2024 KTM 390 DUKE
• 2024 KTM RC 125
• 2024 KTM RC 200
• 2024 KTM RC 390
• 2024 KTM 390 ADVENTURE
• 2024 KTM 390 ADVENTURE (SPOKE WHEEL)
• 2024 KTM 250 ADVENTURE

The partnership between KTM and CFMOTO oversees the global production of the two LC8c models: the KTM 790 DUKE and the KTM 790 ADVENTURE. This strategic collaboration is instrumental in KTM's global production and distribution strategy.

NAKED // TRAVEL

• 2024 KTM 790 DUKE
• 2024 KTM 790 ADVENTURE

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KTM Motohall Mattighofen

This innovative exhibition, roughly 40 kilometers outside of Salzburg, on around 10 000 m² is dedicated to the history and milestones of the Austrian motorcycle make KTM.

The exhibition in Mattighofen on three levels offers intriguing insights into the brand, the technology and the history of the Austrian make KTM. Interactive displays, virtual tours, original bikes and special programs for kids make this an interesting place to visit. The architecture of the Motohall is a statement in its own right: The oval form of the building evokes a racetrack, the perforated pattern of the facade the tire prints of motocross tires.

Founded in Mattighofen in 1934, originally a metal workshop, 20 years later they would begin serial production of motorcycles. Today, KTM is one of the biggest motorcycle manufacturers in Europe.

Also a very kid-friendly excursion destination, it can be reached by car in about 40 minutes, or by public transportation from Salzburg in an hour. The exhibition is handicapped-accessible, whilst a shop and restaurant add the finishing touches.

Holders of the Salzburg Card receive a 10% discount on the admission fee.

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The opening hours can be found on the official website .

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Gallery: KTM Factory Tour in Austria

Our man Simon Cudby just completed a bucket-list level ride through the Alps on a KTM adventure bike—including a stop at the actual KTM production facility and headquarters in Munderfing and Mattighoffen, Austria. It was a good time to check out the facility, because a new building has just been added specifically for the racing teams. 

"A new building was inevitable after the integration of Husqvarna three years ago, and the decision to go into the MotoGP class," said Pit Beirer, KTM's motorsport director, in an MXGP press release. " For this concept, it was a matter of great concern to us that the entire KTM Motorsport family could strive for further success under one roof. A special thanks to the team from Architekturbüro Hofbauer from Wels, [Austria], for the brilliant planning. With Stefan Pierer as a great thinker and leader of the KTM Group, and with the passion of our employees, we will be able to pursue further major goals together and celebrate our future successes.”

“In 1992 KTM Racing was still a single small workshop, and successfully tackled Rally and Motocross alongside the initial niche of Enduro under the strong leadership of Heinz Kinigadner," said Stefan Pierer, CEO of KTM Group. "Meanwhile, since Pit Beirer took over our motorsport in 2006, the team has grown to more than 300 employees worldwide and employs more than 60 factory riders. Ready to race and motor racing are a way of thinking that keeps the company fresh and drives our more than 3000 employees in Mattighofen and Munderfing every day. Five percent of our annual sales flow into our motorsport and makes KTM Europe’s biggest sport motorcycle manufacturer with the ambitious goal of being on the podium all over the world in the coming years.”

Here are Simon's photos and captions of both the production facility and the new race shop.

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KTM Factory Visit / Tour?

Discussion in ' Dakar champion (950/990) ' started by PhotoMotard , Sep 2, 2006 .

PhotoMotard Adventurer

Anyone have any experience on touring the KTM factory in Austria? Where can I find more info? Do they do tours and what days and hours? I'll be in the area first of October and would like to stop in. I'd also like to hear any recommendations for fantastic shops in austria and Germany for KTM clothing and bike accessories. Do they have a "factory" store there or nearby? Thanks. PhotoMotard Robb Williamson Centennial, Colorado USA

LKN4DRT Relocated

Try this. It's at UK/tours. http://www.ktmadventuretours.com/frameset_adv.asp?PathStart =

kamanya Andrew to most

If you go, you should see their boardroom. It is lined on both sides with all the championship winning bikes back to the 70's. There was an article in one of the local bike mags here. The Journalist was taken around by the marketing director. The stats and pictures are amazing! He was allowed into the R&D department but his camera wasn't. He said he came out drooling. I threw the mag away recently maybe some other South African ADV member can help you.

9nine0 Formally NineFive0 V2

There is a factory store located onsite of the factory, open to the public.

LC8rider Been here awhile

I dropped in on my way home from our Romanian tour. The guided tours are available on Fridays only I think. The shop is open all week during normal hours. Unfortunately the day we got there was a Tuesday so we missed our chance. The girl in the shop gave me the email of the guy who sets up booked tours of the factory. I didn't keep the email . I don't see the point of covering old ground when doing big tours so I knew we would never go there again. Not much help I'm afraid, but at least you know it's possible. I do know that dealers are invited over from time to time, so any dealer should have the contacts to help.

Pughy Dai in Cornwall

has anyone done the three day KTM factory trip? I am thinking about going in October and wondered if it was worth going from the UK and what the two days off-road riding was like?

MarkN Long timer

I've not done it but it sounds interesting. What does it involve? When are you thinking of going? Mark

Philthyriding n00b

I've done the KTM factory tours in March '06, and they are held on Fridays at 8:30 am and they start at the engine assembly factory. There is a total of 3 factories in Mattighofen of which one is the bicycle factory which is well worthwhile.I tried for 3 months to get in contact with the factory regarding a visit to no avail, so when we got to Salzburg we had a local make a few phone calls only to find out the tour was booked out with 2 busloads of visitors. Being typical Aussies we went anyway and trampled through snow and slush, walked from the train station to the Main assembly factory only to be told the tour starts at the other factory a couple of K's up the road. So we walked again and got there in time to beat the tour buses and talked our way in, but the only problem was that the tour was in german....Ah well we looked and listened but didn't understand but we didn't care....Well worth the effort..........

Badmunkie ...and needing spanked!

I went on a 2 day Factory Tour in June 06. The 3 day tours are, I think, for the 950 AVD's. The morning of the first day was spent touring the engine works and then the main factory. Cameras not allowed in either. I think the 950 SE and 200 EXC's were being assembled at the time. I asked about the Polaris merge but got no hard info. The tour guide did speak English but the group was predominantly German/Austrian so he quickly gave up on me. We were kept away from the R&D deptartment. I considered making a run at it with camera flashing, but before I could we were ushered out to the parking lot and pointed to the factory shop. The factory shop actually only had the usual swag you find in the catalogs, mostly clothes, bags, boots and helmets. I saw no Hard Parts there. At noon you go to the Adventure Tour HQ near the engine works and are assigned a bike. The 2 day participants are on '05 450 EXCs. The 3 dayers are given 950 ADV's. Our first stop was a cafe in Mattighofen for lunch. We all then went for a short ride to one of thier local test tracks where we were split into 3 groups based on riding ability. One group was beginners and were shown the basics by a tour guide. The next group were experienced and were allowed to putt around a short section of the track with hints and suggestions from another guide. The rest considered themselves advanced and were allowed to go ahead and attack the full track layout. Interestingly, there was a guy thrashing, or being thrashed by, a 950 SE. I saw him do a 20-25 minute moto and was hammering the whole time. After the time at the track we rode back and turned in the bikes. That evening we met up at a local restaurant for a meal. The next day we met at HQ to pick up our bikes then split into mostly road, or mostly dirt groups. I chose dirt. We hit some local dirt and gravel roads with only one over-enthusiastic soul kissing a tree. We met up with the road-going group for a mid-morning stop for coffee. Afterwards we rode together up a mountain to a remote lodge for an authentic Austrian meal. Book the trip for the host and her daughter alone! Afterwards we rode as a group back to the factory to turn the bikes in and depart. I have the distinction of receiving the only speeding ticket. 20 Euro for 20 over. Sucks to be the last in line! The 950 ADVers met up the next day for their last ride. We all bought our own food. Fuel was paid for by the tour guide. All in all it was a good experience. Send an email to [email protected] and ask for open dates.

MarkN said: I've not done it but it sounds interesting. What does it involve? When are you thinking of going? Mark Click to expand...

lostlobos Adventurer

Be doing KTM Factory visit next month. Also will have a week + free to tour with a KTM bike. Not been to Austria before Any suggestions on route to take ? ( Mattighofen ------- Mattighofen ) Any "once in a lifetime not to be miss routes "? Thanks guys

lostlobos said: Be doing KTM Factory visit next month. Also will have a week + free to tour with a KTM bike. Not been to Austria before Any suggestions on route to take ? ( Mattighofen ------- Mattighofen ) Any "once in a lifetime not to be miss routes "? Thanks guys Click to expand...

Thanks LC8rider the area you recommended is spectacular. The factory tour / ride was extremely enjoyable. Highly recommended. I hope PhotoMotard enjoyed it as much as I did. Here are some info and pictures and I hope others will find it helpful when they do the visit. The main assembly plant on the right and R and D on the left KTM shop to spend all your money before the tour even starts Pity they don't sell KTM HARD PARTS The line up of world championship winning KTM bikes Sorry no cameras allowed inside the factories you probably pick up your bikes at the tour office some 2 kms away from the main plant And best of all you are only a short distance away from some great riding and spectacular scenery

Looking at the sky at the factory, you had better weather than we did. Bloody huge electrical storm hit us as we came out of the shop, then we sat at the exit barriers waiting for a car to come by to open them up (bikes didn't activate the auto system). Glad I went though, a bit like showing your newborn where they come from :huh

Arisantoniou n00b

Please can anyone here have the address of authorized dealers in Austria or the address of the Ktm factory there to send a letter with my complaints? If I send email in the ktm site they told me that it will finally go to ktm southeast Europe which is in Greece and they can't give me solution for my brand new 1190R

catweasel67 RD04

Arisantoniou said: ↑ Please can anyone here have the address of authorized dealers in Austria or the address of the Ktm factory there to send a letter with my complaints? If I send email in the ktm site they told me that it will finally go to ktm southeast Europe which is in Greece and they can't give me solution for my brand new 1190R Click to expand...

Bluesilver Long timer

catweasel67 said: ↑ I assume you got your answer but, just on the off chance.. Plenty of actual addresses here. http://company.ktm.com/gb/service/contact.html Click to expand...

MrSandman818 INaVANdownBYtheRIVER

If you go there and see the warranty dept do me a favor and punch all of them in the dick and tell them it's from me. Thanks and I hope it's a fun tour!

Davy F Pro Goolie Fiddler

I have a visit on July 9th booked. No dick punching, just ass licking for producing such a terrific fun motorcycle......

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Permanent exhibition

Learn everything about the design and chassis, experience the history of Europe's largest motorcycle manufacturer, and encounter the bravest KTM riders of all time.

Just like KTM's innovative power, the permanent exhibition at the KTM Motohall never stops! You'll discover new details and updates on all three floors every time you visit. On Floor 1, you may find out how a KTM motorcycle comes into being – from the first sketch to the final product. Experience the eventful history of KTM on Floor 2. The Heroes Floor is dedicated to the heroes of motorsport. Prepare to be astounded by the 360-degree video installation!

Special Exhibition

Special Exhibition "LEGENDS OF THE DAKAR“

Let us take you on a journey through the new temporary special exhibition. Experience untold moments of KTM’s 30-year action-packed history in the Dakar Rally. Ten historic Dakar bikes and numerous exhibits from this infamous race will bring you closer to the experiences of Paris-Dakar, South America and Saudi Arabia. Discover KTM legends through the years such as Heinz Kinigadner, Fabrizio Meoni, Marc Coma, Matthias Walkner and Toby Price. Probably the toughest rally in the world – and you in the middle of it.

NEW SPECIAL EXHIBITION "30 YEARS OF DUKE"

STARTING OCTOBER 12

DUKE . KTM's uncompromising and daring segment, which has been disrupting the road for 30 years , is known for its aggression, performance and straightforwardness. Each and every one of the DUKE motorcycles ignores the status quo and embodies the exciting alternative to the boring uniformity of traditional street bikes. Since October 12 , the KTM Motohall will show how the DUKE has developed into a unique icon, and tell the stories about the people behind it, the inventors, the riders and the developers. 15 extraordinary single and twin cylinders from all model series will be elaborately exhibited in the KTM Museum. An extensive special exhibition as a tribute to the pure science of tearing up asphalt.

Welcome to the bullshit-free world of KTM Naked bikes.

X-BOW SIMULATOR

Get into our X-BOW Simulator and make the virtual asphalt glow! Over 30 national and international race tracks ensure maximum racing fun. € 3,50 / 5 minutes € 7 / 15 minutes Please note: Simulator only suitable for people between 140cm and 190cm

MOTOGP™ SIMULATOR

The race track has never been so close! The high-tech racing simulator at the KTM Motohall impresses with a realistic design and can even be controlled without prior knowledge of motorcycling. Master the Red Bull Ring in Spielberg, set new lap records, and become World Champion! Also suitable for kids and teens from 10 years. € 9.90 / 10 minutes When you make a purchase in the KTM Motohall Shop worth €20 after getting the simulator ticket, you will be refunded €2. Please note: Simulator only suitable for persons with max. 100kg

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Ride Orange Experience

A visit of the museum and ride on a brand new model from KTM: That’s the Ride Orange Experience.

After an initial tour through the KTM Motohall, it's onto the street with your KTM bike from the KTM Motohall motorcycle rental. Let the KTM Motohall team create an exclusive route for your READY TO RACE experience. For each attendee, the package contains:

Entry to the KTM Motohall (incl. The KTM Motohall AUDIOGUIDE)

A route suggestion

Four action-packed, high-adrenaline hours on your KTM rental motorcycle.

15 % discount in the KTM Motohall Shop

Action-packed Programme

Schedule: Starting at 9:00 am: visit to the KTM Motohall, including AUDIOGUIDE Starting at 12:15 am: motorcycle rental and instructions From 1:00 - 5:00 pm: individual ride At 5:00 pm (obligatory): bike return and inspection Book your Ride Orange Experience on the following days: Wednesday - Sunday:

April 01 - June 30

October 01 - October 31

Tuesday - Sunday:

July 01 - September 30

You want to enjoy the winding landscape and discover the most beautiful places in the area over several days with your rental KTM motorcycle?  From now on you can rent a KTM motorbike for up to seven days.

It's that easy: Simply send an availability request with your desired period and your preferred KTM motorbike to [email protected] and your motorbike adventure will start shortly!

Tech talk at the KTM Motohall

You want insider knowledge, more background, and tips?

The Tech Talk at the KTM Motohall gives you all that and much more: In the Living Workshop, with the motorcycles right in front of you, you’ll talk with an experienced KTM mechanic and some exciting guest speakers about all the technical facts – from the basic settings down to riding safety.

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