Triumph Bikes News

From new launches, unveils, recalls and insights about upcoming vehicles, here’s what happened this week

The 1200 Tiger Range will be priced from Rs 19,38,990 (ex-showroom, Delhi)

This week was quite an eventful one and we got a glimpse of what is coming in the near future

This might be the best colour of the Triumph Scrambler 400X till date!

An interesting month with an interesting result

A list of all the features explained of the most affordable Triumph

From a sportbike, roadsters, ADVs and more, here is what else you can buy for a similar price as the Duke 200

While the Speed 400 is a motorcycle that enjoys going fast, the T4 promises to be a better motorcycle to deal with Indian traffic conditions with a few compromises.

This month, we saw everything from new roadsters to updated supersports & more!

The Triumph Speed T4 is not just a stripped down Speed 400; there's a lot more than what meets the eye

Both bikes are based on the same 398.15cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine but the T4 makes slightly less power and torque

While the three bikes share the same engine, one is a scrambler and the other two are neo-retro roadster bikes

It has been an interesting week for the Indian bike industry with new launches including a cheaper Triumph Speed T4 to the spy shots of the 2 bigger Xpulses

A list of other bikes you should look at at the same price point includes a roadster, sportbike, streetfighter, ADV and an electric scooter

The new Speed 400 T4 is Rs 23,000 cheaper than the 2025 Speed 400. Here’s what these bikes get:

Which one of these reaches 100kmph first?

From a retro to an Adventure and to supersport, which is the 650cc bike you would pick?

The new variant of the Speed 400 could offer new colours and accessories

Each of the three colour schemes bring something unique to the table, but which one should you go for?

It has been an interesting week for the Indian bike industry with big bike launches, teasers, spy shots & more

The list of other bikes to choose from at a similar price point include a roadster, streetfighter, scrambler and two ADVs

Triumph has finally launched its entry-level sports tourer in India, but it’s not as hardcore as its predecessor

The sports tourer is the third bike to be based on the manufacturer’s 660cc platform after the Trident 660 and the Tiger Sport 660

Triumph looking to add two new road-biassed models to its 400cc lineup, could one be a cafe racer?