Triumph has updated its website with revised prices following the recent GST changes. The manufacturer had earlier confirmed that it would hold the pricing on its India-made 400cc models like the Scrambler 400 X and Thruxton 400. In fact, popular models like the Speed 400 and Speed T4 also recently benefited from a price cut, but the rest of the line-up has seen prices increase by up to Rs 1.58 lakh.
- 22 new and updated Triumph bikes planned by March 2026
- Trident 660 price increased by Rs 50,000
Triumph bike price list
The Daytona 660 sees smallest hike.
Interestingly, multiple variants of the same model have all seen a uniform price increase, so it’s yet to be confirmed whether this is a price correction that's unrelated to GST or whether Triumph has decided to absorb part of the GST burden.
The smallest hike is to the Daytona 660 that now costs Rs 16,000 more, with prices starting at Rs 9.88 lakh instead of Rs 9.72 lakh. The Trident 660, which is based on the same platform and is Triumph's most affordable motorcycle in the portfolio after the 400cc models, is now Rs 50,000 more expensive.
Meanwhile, the range-topping Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer, one of the more expensive bikes in the Triumph India portfolio, is just Rs 40,000 more expensive, with prices going up from Rs 21.89 lakh to Rs 22.29 lakh. Prices for the rest of the Tiger range remain unchanged.
The biggest increment is for the Rocket 3 Storm GT, which now costs Rs 1.58 lakh more at Rs 24.67 lakh.
Triumph has revealed plans for multiple product launches and updates over the next few months, the first of which is set to take place on October 21. The manufacturer plans to unveil 22 new and updated motorcycles by March 2026.
All prices are ex-showroom.
Ved Janve
Azaman Chothia
Dinshaw Magol
