Triumph Scrambler 400 X 2026 Colours Explained
Triumph Scrambler 400 X has beautiful colours, and a new Matt Pewter Grey / Matt Khaki Green has just been added to the list
The Triumph Scrambler 400 X is a modern scrambler with its design inspired from larger Triumph bikes of the same Scrambler family. It was recently updated with a new colour scheme: xxxx, bringing the total colours to five. Here’s the full lowdown:
New Matt Pewter Grey / Matt Khaki Green
This new colour looks clean and sophisticated, something that Triumph excels at. The smokey grey on the tank smoothly balances out the brown seat, silver and black side panels while the golden USD fork catches your attention first. The engine’s matt black shade and its silver bolts and lines adds to its clean overall appeal.
Phantom Black / Silver Ice
The Phantom Black / Silver Ice colour looks understated, yet it is charming as well because the black shade on the tank is shiny. Apart from the seat and USD fork, the overall appearance of the mechanical parts is a delightful mix of matt black, smoked out grey and chrome. The black tank and side panels lift this appeal a bit with their shiny shade.
Lava Red Satin / Phantom Black
This colour is shiny and loud, something that denotes this bike’s bold stance and appeal. The fork and the tank immediately catches your eye and it is perhaps the most head-turning colour of the Scrambler 400 X.
Matt Khaki Green / Fusion White
Matt Khaki Green / Fusion White is a neat mixture of clean as well as ruggedness. The muted green finish adds an outdoorsy character while the side panels, fork and everything else adds to its dual-purpose nature. This colour suits the bike the best in our opinion.
Pearl Metallic White / Phantom Black
This is quite a contrasting and yet an elegant colour scheme on the Scrambler 400 X. The light shade covers the tank, while the darker and chrome elements give the bike its visual depth. This combination is complemented by subtle detailing, giving the bike a clean and light but undoubtedly scrambler-inspired look. Surely this is the cleanest looking colourway,, but when you explore the trails, the dirt and grime will add character to the bike rather nicely, in our opinion.