KTM is “providing a reassuring boost to all incoming customers and passionate ‘orange bleeders’ with an upgraded warranty program. The Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty, which is completely free, will ensure up to four years of coverage for certain KTM street and travel motorcycles.”
Nearly every new KTM comes with a standard manufacturer’s warranty, while the Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty extends this coverage up to an additional two years.
The Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty applies to all new unregistered 2023 and 2024 (warranty kicks in for new unregistered models in dealer stock purchased from December 13, 2024, onward), and 2025 street and travel motorcycles (including those still to be launched this year) with the LC8 or LC8c engine platform. This ranges from the KTM 790 Duke and KTM 790 Adventure up to the KTM 1390 Super Duke R Evo.
This warranty program is a worldwide policy, “so KTM owners can roam the globe without a thought.”
According to KTM, the Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty is attached to the motorcycle and not the rider and therefore can also help sustain resale value. Customers need simply to book a regular service according to the service schedule of their motorcycle through their authorized KTM dealer to keep the Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty valid for up to four years.
“Every KTM motorcycle that leaves our factory comes with the promise of quality and excitement for both new and regular customers,” says Spela Kovacic, VP Global Customer Service. “To offer extra protection against any and all eventualities, we’ve added a Premium Manufacturer’s Warranty, ramping up the value for our customers. This warranty is designed to be hassle-free, with all paperwork handled by us. Simply bring your bike to an authorized dealer for regular service. We believe riders will appreciate the benefits of this program and continue to enjoy their KTM experience on the road.”
For more details, visit the warranty section of ktm.com or your authorized KTM dealer. CN
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