Triumph and Bajaj Launch Tracker 400 in India with 350cc Engine at ₹2.46 Lakh

Triumph Motorcycles, in partnership with Bajaj Auto, launched the Tracker 400 in India on April 6. The motorcycle is priced at ₹2,46,225 ex-showroom Delhi. It features a flat track-inspired design and a TR-Series 350cc engine that produces 40PS at 8,750rpm. The Tracker 400 is now the sixth model in Triumph's India lineup.

Key Highlights

• Triumph and Bajaj launched the Tracker 400 in India at ₹2,46,225 ex-showroom Delhi.
• Tracker 400 features a 350cc engine producing 40PS at 8,750rpm and comes in three colour options.s
• The motorcycleincludes as flat track-inspired design, advanced suspension, and modern electronics.
• Triumph now has over 230 stores in more than 200 Indian towns since entering in 2023
• CNG vehicles reached 21.98 percent market share in FY26, overtaking diesel and electric vehicles

Tracker 400 Features and Specifications

The Speed Tracker 400 draws its styling from oval dirt track racing. It includes flat, wide handlebars, repositioned footpegs, a boxy fuel tank, seat cowl, fly screen, number board, and dual-spoke wheels. The wheels are fitted with MRF REVZ FD1 tyres. Buyers can choose from three colour options: Racing Yellow, Phantom Black, and Aluminium Silver Gloss.

The motorcycle uses a dedicated chassis with 43mm upside-down big piston forks at the front, offering 140mm of travel. The rear features a gas monoshock RSU with 140mm travel and preload adjustment. Braking is managed by four-piston radial calipers. The electronics package includes switchable traction control, ABS, and a torque-assist clutch. The instrument cluster combines a single-dial analog speedometer with a digital tachometer. The seat height is 805mm.

Market Position and Expansion

Manik Nangia, President of Probiking at Bajaj Auto, stated that models like the Speed 400, Scrambler 400 X, and Thruxton have found strong acceptance in India. The Tracker 400 aims to expand Triumph's appeal, especially among younger riders, by offering more choices and a sportier ride.

Triumph entered the Indian market in 2023 through its partnership with Bajaj Auto. The brand now operates over 230 stores in more than 200 towns across the country. The new 350cc engine range falls under the 18% GST bracket, reducing the entry price to ₹1.95 lakh ex-showroom.

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CarBike 360 Says

With the Tracker 400, Triumph has tapped into the raw energy of flat-track culture and translated it into a motorcycle that feels stylish, accessible, and genuinely exciting for everyday riders. More than just a new launch, it signals the brand’s intent to keep India’s mid-capacity segment fresh, aspirational, and fun.