KTM X-Bow GTX

Epic

20 sightings by 18 spotters worldwide

KTM X-Bow GTX

Market value

$185,000 to $341,000

Did you know

Carbon monocoque weighs just 80 kg for ultimate lightness.

The KTM X-Bow GTX is Austria's unapologetic answer to the question, "What happens when motorcycle engineers decide to build a race car?" Born from KTM's relentless motorsport obsession, the GTX is a track-focused machine that embodies pure automotive indulgence. Introduced in 2020, it quickly became a statement piece on circuits worldwide, blending lightweight agility with aggressive aerodynamics.

At its heart lies a 2.5-liter five-cylinder turbocharged engine, sourced from Audi and tuned to deliver an exhilarating 530 horsepower. Coupled with a featherweight carbon-fiber monocoque chassis, the GTX offers a visceral driving experience—sharp, responsive, and brutally quick. KTM's meticulous attention to aerodynamic detail is evident in every curve and vent, optimizing downforce and stability at blistering speeds.

Beyond sheer performance, the X-Bow GTX has carved out a niche in motorsport, notably in GT2 racing categories, where it has challenged traditional sports car heavyweights. Its distinctive design—part spaceship, part predator—ensures it stands out even among the exotic company it keeps. For enthusiasts craving an uncompromising track weapon, the GTX isn't merely a car; it's a bold statement of automotive rebellion.

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KTM X-Bow GTX: FAQ

How many KTM X-Bow GTXs have been spotted?

20 KTM X-Bow GTX sightings have been logged on AutoRadar by 18 different spotters.

How rare is the KTM X-Bow GTX?

On AutoRadar's rarity scale the KTM X-Bow GTX is rated Epic.

Where can you see a KTM X-Bow GTX?

Recent KTM X-Bow GTX sightings on AutoRadar come from München, Montmeló, Granollers, București, Vienna, Zürich. The live map shows every verified sighting as it happens.

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