KTM has moved to introduce its 2026 motocross range just days after resuming production in Austria, relying upon a proven platform in the existing generation, but with a refreshed stance for the new year of SX competition models.

A new season, new objectives, and new standards. Those seeking utter performance and a comprehensive expression of power, handling, and proven competitiveness need to look no further than the KTM motocross roster for 2026.

A total of 10 models are in the line-up, headlined by the 450, 350 and 250 SX-F four-stroke variants, in addition to the 300, 250 and 125 SX two-strokes. KTM Sportminicycles include the 85 (19/16 or 17/14 models), 65, 50 SX, alongside a 50 SX Factory Edition version with serious updates across the board.

Every model is equipped with class-leading electronics, refined chassis dynamics, and explosive power delivery. Riders aiming for factory-level precision can unlock full adjustability with the optional Connectivity Unit Offroad. Paired with the KTMconnect app, it enables fine-tuning of engine behavior, traction control, and suspension settings.

The settings and configuration of the full-size KTM SXs and KTM SX-Fs come from the substantial success and learnings of competition in the AMA Supercross and Pro Motocross Championships, in addition to the FIM Motocross World Championship.

The latest model line-up with a revitalised orange aesthetic and graphics now also embraces a shade of purple on the tank spoilers and fork guards. The frame is powder-coated black with a matching black seat for a new look that is easy to spot across the range.

KTM has tweaked the radiator closure to be more standardised and to reduce force for easier access on all KTM SX models. Where applicable, all fuel injection units have a new protector cap for the fuel link quick lock system that will beef up durability and assist with maintenance.

The two-stroke KTM SXs have an improved wiring harness routing, plus adjustments of the fixing points and organisation represent another effort for resistance against the elements.

2026 KTM SX range highlights:
– Latest iterations of technical base that has won championships and races in competition across the globe, features for 2026 in-mold graphics and color scheme with greater orange emphasis, purple details, black seat and black frame colour on full-size SX range.
– New threaded radiator closure allows easier and faster opening with reduced force.
– KTM Sportminicycles: Upgrades to the triple clamps.
– KTM 50/65 SX: New WP XACT AER fork, as well as enhancements to the clutch and exhaust architecture.
– KTM 85 SX: New rear foot brake lever with two different length adjustment options of the brake tip.
– Full collection of KTM PowerParts and KTM PowerWear to complement each motorcycle from protection to customisation, performance and aesthetics.

The 2026 KTM SX range will be available at authorised KTM dealers from October 2025 onwards. For more information, visit www.ktm.com.