1/2Tap to zoomTriumph Speed 400
Triumph · Motorcycle
Speed 400 Colours
₹ 2,32,054ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 349cc
- Power
- 36.49bhp
- Weight
- 179kg
05 / Colours
Triumph Speed 400 Colour Options - All Shades
The Triumph Speed 400 is available in four dual-tone colour combinations for 2026. All are two-colour pairings - main body shade paired with either Pearl Metallic White or Pewter Grey - and the execution is clean, with well-matched tones and quality paintwork that owners consistently rate as the best they've seen on any made-in-India motorcycle.
1. Racing Yellow / Pearl Metallic White The boldest option in the lineup. The vivid yellow bodywork contrasted against white accents gives the Speed 400 a sportier, more premium feel - reminiscent of classic European roadsters. This is the head-turner if you want to stand out. Works especially well in daylight; the yellow is rich rather than garish.
2. Phantom Black / Pewter Grey The most popular choice according to dealer feedback. The dark-dominant theme suits the Speed 400's muscular tank and compact silhouette. The pewter grey accents prevent it from looking plain black. Easy to keep clean-looking in city grime.
3. Pearl Metallic White / Pewter Grey The classiest combination. Pearl metallic white has depth and richness that flat white can't match. Pewter grey accents ground it. If you're going for a understated, slightly premium look - this is the one. Also the easiest to spot rust on chrome fasteners, unfortunately.
4. Racing Red / Pearl Metallic White A traditional combination that suits the Speed 400's roadster DNA well. The red isn't overly bright - it's a slightly deeper, mature shade. White accents keep it looking balanced rather than aggressive.
4 colours available
Triumph Speed 400 in Pearl Metallic White and Pewter Grey colour option.
Triumph Speed 400 in Phantom Black and Pewter Grey colour option.
Triumph Speed 400 in Racing Red and Pearl Metallic White colour option.
Triumph Speed 400 in Racing Yellow and Pearl Metallic White colour option.
All four colours are available at the same price - no premium for any shade. The dual-tone approach means you're always getting a pair of colours, with no single-colour option currently available. Waiting periods have historically been similar across colours, though Phantom Black and Racing Yellow tend to sell fastest. No new colour additions have been announced for 2026 yet; check with your dealer for the latest availability. Paint quality across all shades has been praised as notably better than Royal Enfield and Honda CB350-series bikes at this price point.