KTM

Austrian motorcycle and sports car manufacturer

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March 8 2025 KTM introduced an Evo kit for the X-Bow, featuring power increases and improved aerodynamics.
2024 Colombian rider David Alonso wins Moto3 Riders' Championship with 421 points riding the KTM RC250GP bike
2024 Husqvarna returned to 4th place in the Moto3 Constructors' Championship.
2024 KTM secures 2nd place in the Manufacturers standings with 327 points.
2024 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing continues MotoGP campaign with Dani Pedrosa, Brad Binder, Jack Miller, and new rider Pol Espargaró
2024 KTM retains 2nd place in Manufacturers standings with 327 points
2024 Brad Binder finishes 5th in Rider's standings with 217 points
2024 KTM Factory Racing maintains 6th place in Team standings with 304 points
2023 KTM reintroduced the 790 Adventure at a lower tier in their product range, offering a more cost-effective option similar to the 890 Adventure.
2023 Husqvarna improved its performance, finishing 3rd in the Constructors' Championship.
2023 KTM RC250GP won the Constructors' Championship with 394 points.
2023 KTM released the RC 8C, a track-only version of the 1198 RC8 motorcycle, featuring an upgraded chassis similar to the 2023 RC16 racing motorcycle design.
2023 KTM secures 2nd place in Manufacturers standings with 373 points
2023 Brad Binder finishes 4th in Rider's standings with 293 points
2023 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing competes in MotoGP with KTM RC16 motorcycles, featuring riders Dani Pedrosa, Brad Binder, and Jack Miller
2023 KTM Factory Racing achieves 4th place in Team standings with 456 points
2022 CFMoto enters Moto3 championship using rebranded KTM RC250GP bikes with Prüstel GP team
2022 Izan Guevara won the Rider's Championship with 319 points, helping GasGas achieve 1st place in the Constructors' Championship.
2022 Husqvarna maintained its position in Moto3, finishing 4th in the Constructors' Championship.
2022 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing achieves their best team result, finishing 2nd in the team standings with Brad Binder and Miguel Oliveira as riders
November 2022 KTM acquired a 25.1% stake in the Italian motorcycle manufacturer MV Agusta, expanding its business portfolio.
2021 KTM conducted a second recall of around 21,000 motorcycles worldwide because the preload force of the front wheel brake return spring could be outside tolerance, potentially causing functional impairments.
2021 The 790 Adventure was replaced by the 890 Adventure model after just two years in production.
2021 KTM entered GasGas as a unique manufacturer in the Moto3 championship with Aspar Team.
2021 Husqvarna continued its Moto3 campaign, finishing 4th in the Constructors' Championship.
2021 Spanish rider Pedro Acosta became the Rider's Champion with 259 points, and KTM RC250GP won the Constructors' Championship.
2021 Brad Binder and Miguel Oliveira represent the team, with the squad finishing 6th in team standings
2021 The X-Bow GT2 Concept debuted in the Fanatec GT2 European Series.
September 2021 KTM AG underwent a complex corporate restructuring through a share swap deal between Pierer Group and Bajaj Auto Limited, establishing a new ownership structure.
2020 KTM recalled approximately 15,000 motorcycles manufactured in 2019 worldwide due to potential material deviations in the brake line system.
2020 KTM expanded the 790 Adventure lineup with the 790 Adventure R Rally, a limited edition model restricted to 500 production copies.
2020 Husqvarna re-entered Moto3 with Max Biaggi's team Max Racing, finishing 3rd in the Constructors' Championship.
2020 Spanish rider Albert Arenas became the Rider's Champion with 174 points.
2020 KTM released the X-Bow GT2 Concept alongside the GTX model, a more powerful race car version.
2020 KTM made the Duke 200 available in the United States with a new redesigned 200 cc displacement engine.
October 2020 KTM released the X-Bow GTX, a track-only race car version developed in collaboration with Reiter Engineering. This model features a different design from the standard X-Bow, utilizing a 2.5-litre Audi TFSI 20-valve I5 engine from the Audi RS3 and includes multiple racing-specific performance upgrades.
August 9 2020 KTM won its first Moto GP premier class race with rookie Brad Binder crossing the finish line in first place.
2019 KTM introduced two variants of the 790 Adventure motorcycle: the base 790 Adventure (often called S) and the more off-road focused 790 Adventure R.
2019 KTM purchased a controlling stake in GasGas, a Spanish motocross and trials bike manufacturer.
2019 Team adds Johann Zarco to the lineup, with Pol Espargaró and Mika Kallio continuing as riders
2019 KTM released the X-Bow GT4 Evo, an evolution model focused on increasing straight-line speed and maintaining cornering capabilities.
2019 KTM X-Bow Comp R was released in the United States market, specifically designed as a track-only car and not street-legal.
2019 The 690 SMC R model was completely renewed, featuring the latest version of the single-cylinder LC4 power unit that was originally introduced in the 2016 Duke model.
September 2019 KTM team announced that Johann Zarco would not participate in the remaining six racing events from 22 September, with test rider Mika Kallio replacing him.
August 2019 Johann Zarco announced he would not continue riding for KTM in the 2020 season.
2018 KTM factory team aimed to improve their performance in MotoGP, with Pol Espargaró consistently finishing in the points during the early part of the season.
2018 Red Bull KTM Factory Racing competes in MotoGP with KTM RC16 motorcycle, fielding riders Mika Kallio, Bradley Smith, Pol Espargaró, and Loris Baz
2018 An upgrade was introduced for the X-Bow GT4, improving durability and performance.
2018 KTM introduces 250 and 300 EXC TPI enduro models powered by the new direct fuel injection two-stroke engine technology.
November 2018 KTM unveiled the finished 790 Adventure motorcycle in two versions at the EICMA motorcycle show.

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