Bajaj Auto is readying a slew of products under the KTM and Triumph brands, which will sport smaller engines to help benefit from the cut in Goods and Services Tax (GST) announced two months ago.

The GST rate cut of 10 percentage point to 18 percent, which came into effect from September 22, 2025, favours only those two-wheelers that have engines of up to 350cc. All others fall in the highest tax bracket of 40 percent.

While this latest division of GST favoured the mid-capacity motorcycle market leader Royal Enfield, as more than 85 percent of its sales are derived from such models, models of other manufacturers like KTM, Triumph and Harley-Davidson, produced by Bajaj Auto and Hero MotorCorp, found themselves on the wrong side of the divide.

Models of KTM, including 390 Duke, RC 390, 39

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