Triumph Thruxton 400 On-road Price: In Top 5 Cities
The sticker price is just the starting point; here's what you'll actually pay
The Triumph Thruxton 400 carries an ex-showroom price of Rs 2,75,335. That's the number you'll see in Triumph's brochure, but it's not what you'll actually pay when you walk into a dealership. RTO tax and insurance get added on top of that, and both vary quite a bit from city to city. So we worked out what the Thruxton 400 really costs, on-road, in five major cities:
Delhi
In Delhi, the Thruxton 400 comes to Rs 3,10,681 on-road. RTO tax adds Rs 22,026, and insurance costs Rs 13,320. If you're financing it, EMIs start from around Rs 8,508 a month. If you live in Delhi, you’ll be able to get the bike for the lowest price as the taxes are much more reasonable there.
Mumbai
Mumbai on-road price is Rs 3,21,695. RTO tax is noticeably higher here at Rs 33,040, while insurance stays at Rs 13,320. EMIs start from about Rs 8,813 a month.
Bengaluru
Bengaluru is easily the most expensive city on this list. The on-road price is Rs 3,43,666. The RTO tax hits Rs 55,011 here, the highest of any city we checked. For perspective, that’s just a bit less than the Hero HF100’s ex-showroom Delhi price!
Insurance stays the same at Rs 13,320, and EMIs start around Rs 9,421 a month.
Kolkata
In Kolkata, the Thruxton 400 costs Rs 3,16,188 on-road. RTO tax comes to Rs 27,533, insurance is Rs 13,320, and EMIs start from roughly Rs 8,646 a month.
Chennai
Chennai's on-road price is Rs 3,21,695, the same as Mumbai's. RTO tax here is Rs 33,040, insurance is Rs 13,320, and EMIs start at about Rs 8,813 a month.
So the same motorcycle’s final on-road price can vary purely depending on which city you're buying it in. RTO tax is a really big change factor you can see here, and it swings by more than Rs 30,000 between Delhi and Bengaluru alone.
Disclaimer: Think of these on-road prices as a solid estimate, not the final word. Your city, your dealer, your insurance provider, any accessories you add, or a running offer could all change the number a bit. Same goes for the EMI figures; they're based on an average 6% interest rate, but down payments vary by city, so your actual monthly payment might be slightly higher or lower even at that rate. It is advisable to just check with your nearest Triumph dealer for the exact numbers. One good thing about the Thruxton 400 is that there are no variants, so the decision-making process is easy, as you get a bike that’s properly loaded.