2025 KTM X-BOW GT-XR for sale

Overview of this 2025 KTM X-BOW GT-XR for sale

We are introducing a KTM X-BOW GT-XR Limited Edition , a rare configuration restricted to only 100 examples worldwide. This particular vehicle is presented in Smoke Grey with exposed carbon details and black upholstery, highlighting KTM’s uncompromising lightweight philosophy. With just 100 km recorded , it offers near delivery-mile condition. Power is provided by a 2.5-litre turbocharged engine producing 500 PS (368 kW) , mated to an automatic transmission and delivering rear-wheel-drive engagement.

Its specification includes 19/20-inch Y-spoke alloy wheels in black , bespoke Limited Edition logos, and a curated set of performance-oriented details such as Pirelli Trofeo R tyres, a carbon-fibre 3D KTM emblem package, and clear gloss finish protective elements. Inside, buyers benefit from a Sound System Package, upholstered trunk space, and protective film for enhanced durability.

For buyers seeking a rare lightweight performance car that bridges the gap between road-going usability and motorsport DNA, this KTM X-BOW GT-XR Limited Edition represents a compelling proposition.

The KTM X-BOW project launched in 2008 as the Austrian motorcycle manufacturer’s entry into four-wheeled performance. Evolving through track-specialised derivatives, the GT-XR represents a new era: a closed-cockpit variant approved for road use while staying close to KTM’s racing X-BOW GTX concept. The Limited Edition commemorates this transition with just 100 examples allocated globally.

The GT-XR Limited Edition is officially capped at 100 units worldwide. The rarity places it among the most desirable road-legal evolutions of the KTM X-BOW programme.

the X-BOW GT-XR Limited Edition uses 2,480 cm³ 5-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine , shared with Audi Sport applications. Output is rated at 500 PS (368 kW) and torque in the region of 581 Nm , allowing the lightweight chassis to deliver supercar-level acceleration. The combination of carbon-fibre monocoque construction and a curb weight below 1,300 kg results in an power-to-weight ratio.

Official figures suggest a 0–100 km/h time in approximately 3.4 seconds, with top speed reaching 280 km/h. The automatic transmission has been tuned for both track and road use, while suspension and aero solutions are derived directly from KTM’s GTX race car. This ensures the GT-XR blends road compliance with genuine circuit capability.

With only 100 cars built globally, each one benefits from scarcity and identifiable provenance.