Bonneville Bobber Ex-Showroom Price

The 2026 Triumph Bonneville Bobber is priced at Rs 13.52 Lakh to Rs 14.32 Lakh ex-showroom India, marking a Rs 65,000 increase over the outgoing model. That price hike buys you a meaningful spec upgrade - larger 14-litre fuel tank, standard cornering ABS and traction control, cruise control, and a wider seat. In context, the Bobber is still significantly cheaper than its two main rivals: it undercuts the Indian Scout Bobber by Rs 1.43 Lakh and the Harley-Davidson Street Bob by nearly Rs 6.71 Lakh.

On-road prices vary considerably by state due to differences in road tax rates:

• Delhi: Rs 14,96,540 (on-road, STD)
• Mumbai: Rs 16,57,040 (on-road, STD) - Maharashtra levies a steep road tax on premium bikes
• Bangalore: Rs 15,82,786 (on-road, STD)
• Chennai: Rs 15,50,040 (on-road, STD, approx.)

The Rs 1.6 Lakh swing between Delhi and Mumbai on-road prices is entirely down to road tax - both states are registering the same bike. Buyers close to state borders sometimes find it worth exploring registration in neighbouring states, though this needs to comply with RTO transfer rules.

EMI on the STD at Rs 13.52 Lakh works out to approximately Rs 26,000-28,000 per month over 48 months at prevailing interest rates (8.5-10%), assuming a 20% down payment. Triumph Financial Services sometimes offers promotional rates - check at the dealership.

Triumph India currently operates through its dealer network in major metros. It's worth calling ahead to confirm showroom stock of your preferred colour before visiting, since certain finishes can be on a waiting period.