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KTM has revealed the X-Bow GT-XR in full, a road-legal take on its track-only GT2 car. Following its announcement of the project in January, the Austrian firm has successfully converted its all ...

KTM rider Maverick Vinales has posted a teasing image on social media of him and a KTM X-Bow GT XR supercar - but what does ...

XR, costing 299,150 plus tax and shipping. The car is virtually identical to the GT2 racing car, and the power-to-weight ...

The old X‑Bow took around 180 hours to build; the GT‑XR takes closer to 1600 hours. Customisation is key to KTM’s new low-numbers, high-end strategy: customers are invited to see their car ...

Austrian firm KTM might be better known as a sports bike manufacturer, but since 2008 its X-BOW has made waves as one of the most extreme sports cars you can buy - and the new GT-XR is the latest ...