The KTM X-Bow Arrow officially marks the X-Bow line’s first foray into the UTV world. Unveiled on Tuesday, the model—or a rally raid version of it, of course—will be the official vehicle of the KTM X-Bow Lab Team in the SSV category.

While retaining the KTM name, the X-Bow is no longer associated with the motorcycle manufacturer after being bought by a consortium in 2025. Among its new owners is rally veteran Guillaume de Mévius and his family. Hoping to bring the X-Bow name into the rally raid world, he’s since turned his G Rally Team into KTM X-Bow Lab Team.

The team continued to field G Rally’s G-Ecko in the Challenger class even with the X-Bow name while working on the Arrow. Puck Klaassen, the team’s lead driver, was also involved with developing the Arrow.

“The G Rally Team/KTM X-Bow Lab Team has played a major role in the development of the Arrow,” de Mévius explained. “I wanted to create the kind of vehicle I would want to drive myself, something with the precision and engineering of a performance car but built to attack terrain where a sports car simply cannot go. Racing has been our laboratory from day one and the Arrow is the result.”

Stylized in all caps, the Arrow comes in the base form and a limited edition variant. Only 500 of the latter will be produced and go for $98,600, whereas the regular version has an MSRP of $59,800.

Both are powered by an Audi EA888 two-liter, four-cylinder engine that is capable of 280 horsepower (standard) or 330 hp (limited). The limited edition als ocomes with a fourth drive mode as opposed to three, electrically adjustable dampers rather than manual, performance components like brakes, and larger wheels.

“As a driver, what immediately stands out about the Arrow is how connected it feels to the terrain,” Klaassen commented. “You have the performance and responsiveness you expect from a competition vehicle, but with a level of comfort and refinement that makes it just as exciting to drive outside of a race environment. It feels like a completely different approach to what a side-by-side can be.”

Reservations will open on November 17 before deliveries commence in 2027.