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Speed 400 News & Updates
₹ 2,32,054ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 349cc
- Power
- 36.49bhp
- Weight
- 179kg
06 / News
Triumph Speed 400 News - Latest Updates
The biggest news for the Triumph Speed 400 in 2026 is the engine change. In April 2026, Triumph India discontinued the original 398cc variant and launched a revised 349cc version at Rs 2,31,890 - Rs 7,110 cheaper than the outgoing 400cc model's final price. The engine change was driven by India's GST structure: motorcycles under 350cc attract lower taxation, making the re-engineered unit financially advantageous for buyers. The bore was reduced from 89mm × 64mm (398cc) to 89mm × 56.1mm (349cc), with power dropping slightly from 40 PS to 37 PS. In real-world riding, the difference is imperceptible for most use cases.
Prior to the engine change, the Speed 400 received a spec update in 2024 that brought revised suspension tuning for Indian road conditions, along with new colour options. The original 2023 launch saw waiting periods stretch to four months at popular dealerships due to overwhelming demand - a sign the Rs 2.23 lakh introductory price had resonated strongly with Indian buyers.
On the accessories front, Triumph expanded the official Speed 400 catalogue through 2024-25, adding touring-spec luggage, tank bags, and comfort-focused seat options. Bajaj's service network continues to support Triumph's dealer expansion, with new Triumph Retail outlets being added in tier-2 cities.
A further price revision of Rs 5,000-10,000 is expected from June 2026 - if you're planning to buy, doing so before then may save you money.
Official Updates (4)
Triumph India is expected to raise prices on its entire 350cc lineup - including the Speed 400 - by Rs 5,000-10,000 from June 1, 2026. The hike was announced by a Mumbai dealership (Shaman Triumph) on social media but has not been officially confirmed by Triumph Motorcycles India or Bajaj Auto.
Triumph India officially launched the 2026 Speed 400 with a 349cc engine on April 6, 2026, priced at Rs 2,31,890 (ex-showroom) - a reduction of Rs 7,110 over the outgoing 398cc model. The bike produces 36.4 bhp and 32 Nm (down 3 bhp and 5.5 Nm), retains identical styling and all four colour options, and continues to carry the 'Speed 400' badge.
Units of the 350cc Triumph Speed 400 arrived at dealerships on April 1, 2026 ahead of the official April 6 launch, confirming the identical design, same four colours (Racing Yellow/Pearl Metallic White, Phantom Black/Pewter Grey, Pearl Metallic White/Pewter Grey, Racing Red/Pearl Metallic White), and 'TR Series' engine badging.
The 398cc Triumph Speed 400 (along with the Scrambler 400 X and Thruxton 400) has been discontinued in India, with dealers informed that no new production batches of the 400cc lineup are coming. The move is driven by GST 2.0, which raised the tax slab on bikes above 350cc from 31% to 40%, while sub-350cc bikes attract only 18% GST.
For ongoing Speed 400 news, Autocar India, Rushlane, and ZigWheels provide the most timely coverage of price updates, variant changes, and dealer news. The Team-BHP ownership thread remains the best source for real-world owner feedback and early flags on issues. Triumph India's official Instagram and website carry official colour and variant announcements. Indian Autos Blog and BikeWale are worth following for early leaks on new colour introductions or spec changes.