Unleash the Future: Introducing the 2026 KTM Enduro Range
Enduro trails have been missing a splash of fresh orange in 2025—but that’s about to change. The all-new 2026 KTM Enduro range has arrived, redefining off-road performance and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible across all terrains and all skill levels.
Refined, re-engineered, and race-ready, the 2026 line-up boasts seven principal models that bring sharper styling, upgraded suspension, and a host of smart updates. Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a weekend warrior, KTM’s latest Enduro machines are built to dominate tracks, trails, and Hard Enduro challenges alike.
All-New Naming, Same Winning DNA
The first big change for 2026 is a new naming convention for KTM’s 2-stroke models. The KTM 125 XC-W and KTM 250 XC-W replace the previous EXC designations—highlighting their pure competition focus. The KTM 300 EXC retains its EXC title, standing as the only EURO5+ homologated 2-stroke model in the range, making it road-legal in select markets and extending its versatility.
The Full 2026 KTM Enduro Line-Up:
2-Stroke Models:
- KTM 125 XC-W
- KTM 250 XC-W
- KTM 300 EXC
4-Stroke Models:
- KTM 250 EXC-F
- KTM 350 EXC-F
- KTM 450 EXC-F
- KTM 500 EXC-F
Engineered for the Edge
KTM riders know that winning comes down to the details. That’s why the 2026 Enduro range brings refined engines with class-leading performance, compact design, and exceptional reliability. All 2-stroke models feature the advanced TBI (Throttle Body Injection) system for improved fuel efficiency, power delivery, and cleaner emissions.
Built around a state-of-the-art hydro-formed, laser-cut, and robot-welded chassis, every bike in the range delivers optimum longitudinal and torsional flex. Expect razor-sharp handling, whether threading through tight woods or smashing over rocks and ruts.
Premium components come as standard, including:
- Brembo brakes and hydraulic clutch
- Keihin throttle body
- Forged triple clamps
- Neken handlebars
- ODI lock-on grips
- GIANT high-strength alloy rims
- Race-bred plastics and a potent LED headlight
- KTM Offroad Control Unit (OCU) for streamlined electronics
Suspension That Goes Deeper
Big suspension changes headline the 2026 upgrades. The front WP XACT 48 mm Closed Cartridge fork receives new internal damping, reworked spring support geometry, shorter lightweight springs, and an all-new one-piece hydro stop. The result? A 200-gram weight reduction and even better control, feel, and confidence on the trail.
At the rear, the proven WP XPLOR PDS shock also gets performance-focused tweaks with the same “no linkage” simplicity and improved traction over rough terrain. Less maintenance, more performance.
Small Details, Big Impact
- A redesigned radiator cap now features a standard thread for faster, easier access.
- KTM 300 EXC and all EXC-F models now come standard with radiator fans.
- A new CPC fuel connector protection cap shields against damage, water, and dirt.
- Fresh in-mold graphics bring a more vivid orange and red accents to the fork guards and tank spoilers—designed for both looks and improved airflow.
- Black high-grip seat cover, and textured materials on frame protectors, bar pads, and spoilers add comfort and style.
- Maxxis MaxxEnduro rear tyres now come with a softer compound for enhanced grip and confidence in all conditions.
Built for the Bold
From club racers to championship contenders, the 2026 KTM Enduro range represents years of R&D at the sharp end of global competition. These machines are built to deliver precise ergonomics, intelligent tech, and the kind of race-bred power that riders trust when the flag drops.
And with a wide selection of KTM PowerParts and KTM PowerWear, personalisation and protection are always within reach—whether you’re chasing trophies or trail adventures.
Availability
The 2026 KTM Enduro range will land at authorised KTM dealers from August 2025, with the KTM 300 EXC following in October.
Visit KTM.com for more details or to find your nearest dealer.
Picture credits: KTM Press