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350cc Triumph 400 range prices hiked again

This is the second time since June that the Triumph 400 range has seen a price revision.
2 min read•6 Jul '26
Vishal VenugopalVishal Venugopal
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Triumph Tracker 400 static

Triumph has once again revised prices across its entire 350cc range, with all six models now more expensive than they were after the previous hike just over a month ago. This marks the second price revision since the 350cc platform was introduced in April, when the motorcycles initially received a price cut following the GST reduction. With this latest round of increases, some models now cost more than they did when they were powered by the larger 399cc engine.

  1. All six models in the Triumph 400 range receive price increases
  2. Scrambler 400 XC now costs Rs 2.99 lakh
  3. Speed T4 rises to Rs 2.09 lakh

Triumph 350cc range updated prices

The Speed T4 is now Rs 14,000 more expensive than it was at the start of the year

During the previous round of price revisions, the Scrambler 400 X and the then newly launched Tracker 400 were spared any increase. That is no longer the case, with all six models now receiving price hikes ranging from Rs 3,000 to Rs 10,000.

The Speed T4, which had remained unaffected for the longest time, sees the biggest increase this time around. Its price has gone up by Rs 10,000 to Rs 2.09 lakh, making it Rs 14,000 more expensive than it was at the start of the year, when it was still powered by the larger engine.

The Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X each become around Rs 6,000 more expensive, while the Scrambler 400 XC and Thruxton 400 receive hikes of around Rs 5,000 each. The Tracker 400 sees the smallest increase of just under Rs 3,000.

Model
Old price
Current price
Speed T4
Rs 1.99 lakh
Rs 2.09 lakh
Speed 400
Rs 2.34 lakh
Rs 2.40 lakh
Tracker 400
Rs 2.46 lakh
Rs 2.49 lakh
Scrambler 400 X
Rs 2.59 lakh
Rs 2.65 lakh
Scrambler 400 XC
Rs 2.94 lakh
Rs 2.99 lakh
Thruxton 400
Rs 2.70 lakh
Rs 2.75 lakh

All prices, ex-showroom, Delhi.

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