UX Case Study

UX Case Study
KTM App

Problem Statement

"Motorcycle owners often lack a centralized, digital platform to manage their
bikes’ information, service schedules, & nearby service center access."

Business Goals

  • Support Dealer Network: Connect user’s with nearby authorized KTM service center

  • Enhance Customer Engagement: Provide a seamless digital experience for 
KTM owners. Lack of personalization based on user preferences (e.g., city, budget).

  • Improve After-Sales Service: Streamline service booking, vehicle history, and
service reminders.Limited filtering granularity (e.g., performance vs. price-based).

  • Build Brand Loyalty: Strengthen KTM’s customer retention via an ecosystem app.

Our Process

Discover

Define

Ideate

Design

Business Challenges

  • User Onboarding & Retention: Getting users to register, add their vehicle, and continue usage.

  • Dealer Integration: Ensuring real-time updates and accurate data from various service locations.

  • App Adoption Among Non-Tech-Savvy Users: Simplifying the UX to accommodate all demographics.

  • Maintaining Brand Identity Digitally: Translating the high-performance, adventurous KTM brand into an engaging UI.

Product User's

Product users are individuals who use a product to meet their
needs or achieve specific goals.

Quantitative Research

  • "I often forget service dates."

Key Themes from Potential
User Interviews:

Observations

based on analytics data

  • "I don’t know where the nearest KTM service center is."

  • "Tracking repair history is a mess with paper invoices."

  • "I want to explore KTM content and upgrades but don’t know where to look."

  • Users juggle WhatsApp, calls, and physical booklets for maintenance.

  • Lack of structured digital tools leads to reactive rather than proactive vehicle care.

User Need's

  • Simple onboarding and vehicle addition process.

  • Centralized service history and reminders.

  • Dealer locator based on GPS.

  • Quick access to support and feedback options.

  • Community or content section for exploring KTM gear, upgrades, and news.

Features & Functionalities

To resolve user needs
  • Phone number
    authentication

Onboarding & Login
  • OTP verification

  • Social login options

Vehicle Management
  • Add multiple vehicles

  • View vehicle images and details

Service Scheduling
  • Service reminders

  • Detailed service history

  • Status tracking

Dealer Locator
  • Map-based KTM dealer search

  • Location-based recommendations

Dashboard & Navigation
  • Tab-based main navigation

  • Personalized dashboard
    for each vehicle

Content & Engagement
  • KTM product exploration

  • Promotional content tiles

Unique Features

  • “Compare” button on each product card.

  • Use badges like "Best Seller", "New", "Top Mileage".

  • Provide specification tooltips (e.g., what is Nm?).

  • Add user reviews, "expert opinions", and bike ratings.

  • Implement saved vehicles/wishlist functionality.

  • Include test ride scheduling with a calendar pop-up.

  • Add on-road price estimator based on city.

  • Make CTAs more context-specific: “Get EMI Quote”, “Schedule Test Ride”.

User Persona 1

Needs
  • Timely service reminders, quickly dealer location, easy vehicle tracking

  • Predictive maintenance insights – wants the system to warn before an issue becomes critical.

  • Seamless app–vehicle integration – expects real-time sync, ride analytics, and a smooth digital experience across devices.

Pain Points
  • No time to manage vehicle upkeep manually

  • Difficulty finding trusted service centers – unsure which dealer provides reliable, quick service.

  • Frustration with scattered vehicle information – service history, insurance, and battery health are stored in multiple places, causing confusion.

Ravi Mehta

Software Engineer

About

27

Pune

IT Engineer

Employee

User Persona 2

Needs
  • Community features , ride planning, KTM events

  • Reliable long-distance range insights — wants accurate battery predictions for her daily commute and client visits

  • Smart notifications — expects reminders for charging, insurance renewal, and scheduled services without needing to check manually.

Pain Points
  • Disconnected from KTM brand experience after purchase

  • Range anxiety in unpredictable traffic — worries the battery might drain faster during long or congested routes.

  • Overwhelmed by technical terminology — finds it hard to interpret complex battery health and service reports.

Vikas Garg

3D Designer

About

32

Bengaluru

Architect

Employee

Task Mapping

User Task
Goal

Add New Vehicle

Enter chassis/registration number - Upload photo (optional)

Book a Service

Locate Dealer

Explore KTM

Select vehicle - Choose service type - Find dealer - Confirm slot

Enable location - View on map - Filter by service

Scroll content - Tap product - View details

Empathy Mapping

Says
Thinks
Feels
Does

“Why can’t I track all my bike info in one place?”

“Where’s the nearest service centre”

“Hope I don’t forget another service”

“KTM should make this easier”

“Anxious about breakdowns”

“Appreciates convenience”

“Searches Google or calls dealer manually”

“Leaves paper invoices everywhere”

Taskflows

Scenario 1 :

Primary Task Flow: Book a Vehicle

Landing Page

Select Vehicle

Book Vehicle

Filters

View Details

Form or Contact Dealer

Product Listing

Scenario 2 :

Alternative Task Flow: Compare Bikes

Select Multiple Vehicles

Comparison Page

Choose Best Fit

Compare

Highlight Differences

Book or Contact Dealer

Wireframe’s

Screen's