KTM has outlined its 2027 range with the latest-generation 1390 Super Duke GT taking centre stage. The sports tourer was first unveiled at EICMA in 2024 as a 2025 model, but its production was delayed amid the financial difficulties that affected the Austrian manufacturer and several other models in its range.
Following its return to profit for the first time in two years this summer, KTM is now moving ahead with its delayed products. The 2027 Super Duke GT arrives with an 8.8-inch touchscreen TFT display, which gains offline navigation as part of the latest update. The standard equipment list also includes an adjustable windscreen and an integrated SP Connect mount, while KTM says the seat has been redesigned to improve comfort on longer rides.
For the first time, the sports tourer will also be offered in an Evo version. Alongside the features of the standard model, the 1390 Super Duke GT Evo gets KTM’s Automated Manual Transmission (AMT). The system removes the need for a conventional clutch lever, allowing riders to choose between manual gear selection and fully automatic shifting.
The Super Duke GT is joined by the updated 1390 Super Duke R and R Evo naked models in KTM’s 2027 line-up. Both receive new colour schemes and the same 8.8-inch touchscreen dashboard, along with upgraded Brembo Hypure front brake calipers for improved braking performance.
