Work continues to rebuild trust in former Pierer Group brands. KTM and Husqvarna have both announced improved warranty terms for retail customers.

KTM is expanding its standard four-year warranty. It will now apply to all street-legal motorcycles from model year 2025 onwards. This covers all segments and engine sizes within the street range. It includes adventure, dual-sport, naked, supersport, sports tourer, and supermoto models.

Husqvarna is offering the same extended warranty on several models. This includes the Svartpilen and Vitpilen 125, 401, and 801. It also covers the 701 Enduro and Supermoto, plus the 901 Norden range.

The warranty stays linked to the motorcycle, not the owner. However, it depends on servicing at the correct intervals by authorised dealers. UK customers also receive Service Activated Roadside Assistance (SARA). After each service, coverage extends for up to 12 months or until the next scheduled service, at no extra cost.

KTM Vice President of Global Customer Service, Spela Kovacic, said the company is improving warranty coverage to give customers greater peace of mind. She added that riders who follow the service schedule can rely on full support if any issues arise.