2026 Triumph Thruxton 400 Explained In Images

The Triumph Thruxton 400 is the sportiest bike within the brand’s 400 lineup. For 2026, Triumph has updated it with a downsized 350cc engine, to keep the price in check after the GST 2.0 reforms. It is now priced at Rs 2,65,538 (ex-showroom, Delhi), and here is how this bike looks in some detailed images:

Looks

The Triumph Thruxton 400 looks purposeful with its cafe-racer silhouette. The clip-on handlebars, sculpted fuel tank, and removable rear seat cowl give it a sporty stance. While the bikini fairing, round LED headlight, bar-end mirrors, and minimal bodywork add to its retro charm. The riding posture may look very committed, but it’s not too extreme for daily use.

Details:

• Cafe-racer inspired styling

• Sporty stance with clip-on handlebars and seat cowl

Colour Options

This Triumph bike is available in four colours: Carnival red/Aluminium silver, Phantom black/Aluminium silver, Pearl metallic white/Storm grey, and Metallic racing yellow/Aluminium silver. All of these shades add to its sporty character while keeping the retro essence intact. The graphics and clean design lines complete its overall aesthetic. In our opinion, the red shade stands out the most as it best highlights the bike’s design.

Confused between colour to choose? Check out our detailed colours explained of the Triumph Thruxton 400.

Details:

• Premium and sporty looking colours

• The decals add to its cafe-racer appeal

Engine And Performance

The 2026 Thruxton 400 uses the same 349cc liquid-cooled engine as the other Triumph 400 models. However, just like the Triumph Tracker 400, it produces slightly more power at 40PS and 32Nm. Due to the extra power, the Thruxton 400 is quicker and more engaging than other Triumph 400s.

Details:

• Most powerful Triumph 400 along with the Tracker

• Refined and responsive motor

Features

The bike uses the same semi-digital console as seen on other Triumph 400s, showing all essential readouts. It also features ride-by-wire throttle, dual-channel ABS, and switchable traction control. Other than this, it also gets a USB charging port, side-stand down engine cut-off sensor, and all-LED lights.

Details:

• Simple yet functional feature set

• Gets essential electronic aids

Check out our detailed features explainer of the Triumph Thruxton 400.

Underpinnings And Other Specifications

The Thruxton 400 uses the same frame, 43mm inverted fork, and  monoshock as before – tuned for a slightly sportier ride. It rides on 17-inch alloy wheels at both ends, with road-focused tyres. At 795mm, the seat height is accessible to most, making it an easy bike to manage for shorter riders, however its 183kg kerb weight is slightly on the heavier side. For braking duties it gets a 300mm front and 230mm rear disc brake setup.

Details:

• Sporty suspension setup

• Manageable kerb weight and low seat height