The finished KTM X-Bow will make it fourth auto show appearance and UK debut at the upcoming Autosport International at the NEC in Birmingham, UK this January 10 - 13 2008. Especially for its UK debut, the X-Bow will be shown in the new optional colour Gleaming White.
Customer orders have gone through the roof for the first ever KTM car, which has led KTM to decide to produce the X-Bow at their own facility in Graz instead of outsourcing the project. The X-Bow will still kick off with a limited edition run of 100 units called the Dallara Series, which features extra equipment to boost rack-day potential. Eventually KTM plans on building 1,000 X-Bow's annually.
High-performance KTM X-Bow two-seater extreme sportscar to be shown at NEC for first time
Unique show car to appear in sparkling ‘Gleaming White’ bodywork
Series production scheduled to begin in Graz, Austria during 2008
Customer order bank for road-legal track car is growing strongly
KTM Powersports AG has confirmed that its stunning new X-Bow sportscar will be exhibited at the Autosport International Racing Car Show starting on 10 January.
The lightweight, high-performance X-Bow marks motorcycle manufacturer KTM’s groundbreaking move into the four-wheeled market, and will be presented to UK driving enthusiasts for the first time finished in the new optional ‘Gleaming White’ bodywork.
The Autosport Show appearance will mark the KTM X-Bow’s fourth major show outing following its world premiere at the Geneva International Motor Show last year, its starring role at the 2007 Middle East International Motor Show in Dubai – where it was voted one of the event’s ‘Top Attractions’ by visitors – and its more recent showing at the end-of-year Bologna Motor Show, in Italy.
The Autosport Show takes place at Birmingham’s NEC from 10-13 January, and visitors will be able to see the new KTM X-Bow on Stand 9450 in Hall 9.
Production scheduled to begin with limited-edition ‘Dallara Series’
With customer orders for X-Bow exceeding all expectations, series production of KTM’s newcomer is scheduled to commence with a run of 100 limited-edition ‘Dallara Series’ models. The special ‘Dallara Series’ will feature extra equipment to boost the track-day sporty potential of X-bow. Subsequently, KTM will produce up to 1000 X-Bow sportscars per year at its new dedicated four-wheeled Centre of Excellence manufacturing facility in Graz, Austria.
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