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Tiger 1200 Ex-Showroom Price
₹ 19,39,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 1,160cc
- Power
- 148bhp
- Mileage
- 18kmpl
- Weight
- 245kg
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Triumph Tiger 1200 Price in India: Ex-Showroom & On-Road by City
The Triumph Tiger 1200 is priced between Rs 19,39,000 and Rs 22,29,000 ex-showroom for the Indian market. The base variant is the GT Pro at Rs 19.39 Lakh, making it the most affordable route into the premium international ADV segment - cheaper than both the BMW R 1300 GS (Rs 20.95 Lakh) and the Ducati Multistrada V4 (Rs 21.48 Lakh).
Ex-showroom prices (Delhi) for all variants:
- Tiger 1200 GT Pro: Rs 19,39,000
- Tiger 1200 Rally Pro: Rs 20,79,000
- Tiger 1200 GT Explorer: Rs 20,89,000
- Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer: Rs 22,29,000
On-road prices vary significantly by state due to differing RTO registration charges. Delhi typically has the lowest on-road costs for premium bikes (around 10-12% road tax), while states like Karnataka and Maharashtra levy higher road tax on bikes above a certain ex-showroom value. Expect the on-road price in Bengaluru and Mumbai to be Rs 3-4 Lakh higher than the Delhi ex-showroom figure once registration, insurance, and handling charges are added.
Insurance for a bike in the Rs 19-22 Lakh ex-showroom bracket will run approximately Rs 35,000-50,000 for the first year (third-party plus own-damage comprehensive cover). Triumph dealerships can arrange in-house finance; EMI on the GT Pro for 36 months at 6% interest works out to approximately Rs 58,665 per month.
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Tiger 1200 GT Pro | ₹ 19,39,000 |
| Tiger 1200 Rally Pro | ₹ 20,79,000 |
| Tiger 1200 GT Explorer | ₹ 20,89,000 |
| Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer | ₹ 22,29,000 |
* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.
Triumph Tiger 1200 On-Road Price — All Cities
When budgeting for a Tiger 1200, account for: ex-showroom price, RTO registration (10-15% depending on your state), first-year insurance (Rs 35,000-50,000), dealer handling charges (typically Rs 3,500-5,000), and optional accessories like crash protection, panniers, or a centre stand. Triumph India's official website and the BikeWale price checker are the most reliable sources for real-time on-road pricing by city. Always negotiate on accessories rather than the bike price itself - dealers rarely discount on premium import-linked pricing.