DPMC Relaunches KTM Motorcycles in Sri Lanka After Five-Year Hiatus 📈

The David Pieris Motor Company (DPMC) has officially reintroduced the premium European motorcycle brand KTM to the Sri Lankan market, signaling a recovery in the automotive and performance motorcycling segment following the lifting of prolonged import restrictions. • Strategic Relaunch Details The move marks the return of Europe’s leading racing brand after a 5-year gap. Prior to import bans, DPMC had a footprint of nearly 3,000 KTM units in the country, maintaining market presence through after-sales services. • Model Lineup & Technology The initial relaunch features three key models tailored for diverse performance segments: Duke 160 and Duke 250: Focused on the entry-to-mid premium naked bike category. Adventure 390 X: Targeting the growing adventure touring and travel-tourism riding community. Technical specs include liquid-cooled engines, 6-speed gear systems, dual-channel ABS, and ride-by-wire technology. • Market Expansion & Infrastructure Network: DPMC is expanding its dedicated showroom and service network island-wide, with specific focus on the Northern and Eastern Provinces to capture regional demand. Support: Full spare parts availability and specialized technical teams have been deployed to ensure long-term ownership viability. • Economic Significance The relaunch reflects renewed momentum in the vehicle sales sector and indicates a stabilizing environment for high-value consumer imports. It further supports the ICT/BPM and professional workforce sectors that typically drive demand for premium personal mobility solutions.