KTM X-BOW is heading off-road, announcing the Arrow from Graz, Austria, on Tuesday as the sports-car brand’s first high-performance side-by-side. Reservations open Nov. 17 through the KTM X-BOW dealer network and online.
Power comes from an Audi-sourced EA888 2.0-liter four-cylinder backed by a seven-speed DSG transmission. KTM X-BOW says the standard-spec flagship will deliver 280 horsepower, while limited-edition launch models are targeting up to 330. That 330-horsepower figure and a target of more than 23.6 inches of suspension travel are still development numbers, and torque has not been published.
“The KTM X-BOW ARROW is designed to raise the standard in the premium side-by-side market, going beyond traditional expectations of what an off-road vehicle can be,” KTM X-BOW CEO Michael Woelfing said.
A chromoly steel chassis, double-wishbone suspension at all four wheels, KW Reiger shocks, and front and rear limited-slip differentials underpin the package. KTM X-BOW specifies a fully enclosed cabin with Sabelt seats and harnesses, and says air conditioning is standard on limited-edition models, which also get a hydraulic fly-off handbrake. The Arrow debuts with the Black Limited Edition, capped at 500 numbered vehicles worldwide, before a regular production model follows.
KTM X-BOW lists starting prices of $59,800 for the Arrow and $98,600 for the Black Limited Edition. First deliveries are planned for late 2027.