The day was finally here with the British manufacturer Triumph finally revealing its lineup of motorcycles for the growing Indian premium motorcycling segment and its prices.
Starting with the Triumph Bonneville, the 865cc parallel twin powered 68ps motorcycle was launched at an ex-showroom price of INR 5.7 lacs.
Next on the list was the Triumph Bonneville T100, powered by the same 865cc parallel twin engine- priced at INR 6.6 lacs (ex-showroom).
Next in the Classic roadster lineup was the Triumph Thruxton priced at INR 6.7 lacs (ex-showroom). Essentially the same engine as the Bonneville Twins- produces a max power 69 ps.
The bug-eyed Triumph Street Triple comes stickered with an ex-showroom price of INR 7.5 lacs (ex-showroom). The three pod 675cc engine produces 106 ps of max power.
A more powerful Triumph Speed Triple was revealed at INR 10.4 lacs (ex-showroom). Powered by a 3 cylinder 1050cc, the Speed Triple cranks out a healthy 135 ps of max and 111 nm of peak torque.
The mighty Triumph Rocket III was revealed for the Indian market at INR 20 lacs (ex-showroom). Propelled by a humongous 2294cc three cylinder engine, the Rocket III produces 146 bhp of power and a colossal 221 nm of torque at just 2750 rpm!
Taking its turn at the centre stage was the Triumph Thunderbird Storm. The 1699cc 98ps cruiser was priced at INR 13 lacs ex-showroom.
The adventure variants rolled out later with the Triumph Tiger 800XC priced at an ex-showroom price of INR 12 lacs. The three cylinder adventure motorcycle churns out 95 ps of peak power.
The higher spec’d and more powerful Triumph Tiger Explorer featuring a 1215cc engine producing 137ps was launched at an ex-showroom price of INR 17.9 lacs.
And finally, the motorcycle on which all eyes were set- the Triumph Daytona 675R. The undisputed king of the 600 supersports segment, the Triumph Daytona 675R was (disappointingly) priced at INR 11.4 lacs (ex-showroom price).
To all the hearts that were shattered on the Daytona 675R’s pricing- we’d say, we’re feeling no different.
i'll go with with d last beauty
Very disapointed. The pricing sucks …..the tiger explorer, if I am not mistaken has been priced higher than the BMW GS 1200, that’s asking a bit much, also the 800xc is as expensive as the BMW 800GS. The only bikes they can hope to sell is the basic Bonnie!
Rustom
Someone gave them the wrong idea we’ve got extra cash here in India
Was kinda ready fo th party but with such a disappointing price tag I better party all night with KTM….. Who gonna pay 13-14 lakh for a 675cc daytona or 130bhp rocket 3 of 20lakh. One wl fo sure settle down wd intruder or a v-rod.
Complete disaster