Triumph Bike News

The Triumph Speed Twin TFC arrives as a limited-run model, featuring upgraded components, bespoke styling, and refined performance aimed at enthusiasts seeking exclusivity.

The 2027 Triumph Tiger Sport 800 receives a stylish update with a new Sapphire Black finish and coordinated luggage, boosting both aesthetics and practicality for touring enthusiasts.

The 2027 Triumph Speed 400 receives a fresh visual upgrade with a new two-tone paint option, adding a premium touch to its modern classic styling while maintaining its performance-driven character.

The upcoming Triumph Bonneville 400 is set to blend retro styling with modern engineering, making it one of the most anticipated mid-capacity motorcycles in India ahead of its expected September 2026 launch.

Triumph Motorcycles may increase prices for its 350cc models by Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 from June 1. The current line-up includes six models, with recent GST-driven price cuts benefiting buyers. Official confirmation is pending.

Triumph launches the Street Triple 765 RX in India with track-focused upgrades, enhanced performance, and premium features. Check price, specs, and key highlights.

Triumph has introduced the Speed Twin 1200 Cafe Racer Edition in India, blending retro styling with modern performance. Priced at Rs 17.99 lakh, it features exclusive design elements and premium components.

Triumph expands its ADV lineup in India with the new Tiger 900 Alpine and Desert Editions, offering distinctive styling and enhanced touring appeal.

Triumph updates its iconic Bonneville lineup in India with the 2026 T120, Bobber, and Speedmaster, bringing subtle design changes, enhanced features, and improved ride dynamics.

Marking its centenary, the Bajaj Group celebrates 100 years of nation-building, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi praising its role in jobs, innovation and social impact across India.

Triumph Motorcycles is testing the Bonneville 400 in India, featuring a 349cc engine and classic design. Expected to launch in late 2026, it will compete with retro rivals and be priced between Rs 2 to 2.20 lakhs.

Triumph's new retro motorcycle with a 349cc engine has been spotted testing in India. The model, inspired by the Bonneville series, is expected to launch by Q4 2026 and targets the sub-350cc segment.

The Triumph Bonneville 400 has been spotted testing in India, featuring a retro design and simpler components. Expected to launch soon, it will compete with the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and use a 349cc engine for India.

Triumph introduces the Tracker 400, a sportier and more powerful alternative to the Speed 400. The Tracker 400 features unique design elements, revised ergonomics, and a 349cc engine with higher output, priced at Rs 2.46 lakh ex-showroom.

The Triumph Bonneville 400 is set to launch in India before Diwali with a 349cc liquid-cooled engine, classic Bonneville styling, and retro hardware, following delays due to new GST regulations.