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KTM X-Bow Onroad GmbH has announced the X-Bow GT-XA, a U.S. road-legal version of its sports car, with plans to build 30 units in the first year and target deliveries by 2027. The GT-XA has not yet been approved for U.S. road use, and its exclusive U.S. partner, Carbon Yard, is working to secure legalization. Reservations are open with a $50,000 fully refundable deposit, and a final price is expected to be $490,000. The GT-XA is based on the GT-XR, which features a canopy and a front-axle lift system.
KTM X-Bow was spun off from the motorcycle manufacturer following financial difficulties and acquisition by Bajaj, with ownership transferred to a Belgian investment group led by Guillaume de Mévius. The X-Bow line has been updated with new Factory 600 and Evo specifications, increasing engine output to 592bhp using an Audi-sourced 2.5-litre five-cylinder engine. Updates also include a 7in infotainment screen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, new aerodynamic components, and optional Capristo exhaust, while traditional side mirrors replace the standard rear-view camera.
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