KTM 690 Rally reaches Greece with 20 litres and €14,990 price
The new rally motorcycle uses the 690 Enduro R platform, adds navigation-ready equipment and comes with a four-year warranty.

KTM has announced the Greek-market arrival of the 690 Rally at a price of €14,990. The motorcycle comes with a four-year factory warranty and is positioned as the spiritual successor to the KTM 640 Adventure. Its purpose is to bring rally-inspired equipment and layout to a machine intended for both paved roads and dirt riding.
The 690 Rally uses the 690 Enduro R platform, including its LC4 engine, frame, suspension and electronics. Rather than relying on an aftermarket conversion, its Rally arrangement is built into the motorcycle at the factory. The frame has dedicated mounting points for the tower, front fuel tanks and other rally equipment, with separate wiring to support the installation. Standard hardware includes a Rally tower, Rally light, screen and navigation-system provision.
Fuel capacity totals 20 litres. A 7-litre front tank is added to the 13-litre rear tank used by the 690 Enduro R, and the rider can switch between the front and rear tanks using the handlebar controls.
Technology and option packs
Standard equipment includes a 4.2-inch TFT display, KTMconnect, two ride modes, Cornering ABS and switchable Offroad ABS. The specification also includes switchable MTC traction control, ATIR automatic indicator reset, an immobilizer, USB-C and 12V chargers, and DRL daytime running lights. KTMconnect provides calls, music and Turn-by-Turn+ navigation through the app.
Cruise control and Quickshifter+ are optional; the cruise-control system is described as providing speed maintenance or a speed limit. The Rally Pack adds a Rally riding mode, MTC slip and Dynamic slip adjustments, throttle-response settings and MSR. The Tech Pack combines cruise control, Quickshifter+ and the Rally Pack. KTM is represented in Greece by Petros Petropoulos AEBE.
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