KTM Motohall

Enter the fantastic KTM Motohall in the heart of Mattighofen and immerse yourself in the highspeed world of KTM. On 2600 m², the state-of-the-art and interactive exhibition on three levels allows you to experience the bikes and adventures of the motorsport heroes, the history as well as innovations, technology and engineering around the topic of motorcycles and the KTM brand up close. And it's all barrier-free, with interactive displays, virtual tours and original bikes. The KTM Motohall will offer you an unforgettable motorsport experience including restaurant and shop that is second to none.

EVENT LOCATION
Engine off, spotlights on: the highlight of your exclusive event at the KTM Motohall promises to be the RC16 arena. Inspired by the KTM MotoGP™ racing bike of the same name, with more than 260 PS and a simple yet powerful design, the RC16 captivates audiences on MotoGP™ race tracks the world over. And you can captivate your own audience in the RC16 arena with impressive product presentations, sporty runway shows, or conferences, seminars, and meetings. Impress your guests with the adrenaline-filled atmosphere in all KTM Motohall event spaces too, from the RC16 arena and Comet meeting room to the living workshop, event foyer, and Innovation Lab.


EXHIBITION
DESIGN, SPIRIT & TECHNOLOGY
The exhibition also showcases the design process from initial sketch through to the finished product and features animations illustrating all the technical details.

INNOVATION LAB
In the KTM Motohall's Innovation Lab workshops, you can get to grips with the basics of electrical engineering and 3D and digital design. The workshops can be prebooked for kids and teens, giving them the chance to try out cutting-edge equipment, such as a design- and CAD software, a 3-D scanner, a 3-D printer, a laser cutter, a doodle, solder and a virtual reality station.

THE KTM HISTORY
The most famous KTM bikes are used to tell visitors the fascinating story of Europe's biggest motorcycle manu-facturer from its beginnings to the present day, starting with the KTM R 100 from 1953 and going all the way through to the latest bikes in the Offroad, Street, and E-Mobility segments.

HEROES AREA
Street and Offroad bikes race along a replica banked turn, guiding visitors to the highlight of the exhibition: the Heroes area. Here visitors will meet the bravest and most successful KTM factory riders of all time, from Gennady Moiseev and Heinz Kinigadner to Shayne King, Brad Binder, and Matthias Walkner. At the same time, a spectacular, 120-meter-long, 360-degree video installation will immerse them in the world of KTM.