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Triumph Tiger 1200

Triumph · Motorcycle

Tiger 1200 Variants & Prices

₹ 19,39,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026

Engine
1,160cc
Power
148bhp
Mileage
18kmpl
Weight
245kg
EMI starting from ₹5,000/month · subject to bank approval

02 / Variants

Triumph Tiger 1200 Variants & Prices: GT Pro, Rally Pro, Explorer

Triumph offers the Tiger 1200 in four variants in India, each targeting a specific type of rider. Here is a clear breakdown:

Tiger 1200 GT Pro - Rs 19,39,000 The entry point into the Tiger 1200 range. 19-inch front alloy wheel for road use, 20-litre fuel tank, 49 mm Showa inverted fork, and fully adjustable Showa monoshock. Gets the full electronics suite: 7-inch TFT, six riding modes, cornering ABS, traction control, keyless ignition, and shift assist. The GT Pro is the most popular variant among Indian buyers who primarily tour on highways.

Tiger 1200 Rally Pro - Rs 20,79,000 Swaps the GT's 19-inch front wheel for a 21-inch tubeless spoke wheel and raises the suspension for improved off-road clearance. Same 20-litre tank as the GT Pro. The Rally Pro is for riders who want genuine gravel and forest trail capability without paying Explorer premium. Colours skew more outdoor: Matte Sandstorm, Jet Black, and Matte Khaki.

Tiger 1200 GT Explorer - Rs 20,89,000 The GT chassis with the Explorer upgrade: 30-litre fuel tank (gives a real-world range of ~520 km), semi-active Showa suspension, adaptive cornering lights, TPMS, and heated grips and seats. The jump from GT Pro to GT Explorer costs Rs 1,50,000 - easily worth it for serious touring riders given the tank capacity and suspension upgrade.

Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer - Rs 22,29,000 The flagship variant. 21-inch front spoke wheel, 30-litre tank, semi-active suspension, and all Explorer-tier electronics including TPMS, heated grips, and adaptive cornering lights. This is Triumph's answer to the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure and Ducati Multistrada V4 S.

SpecTiger 1200 GT ProTiger 1200 Rally ProTiger 1200 GT ExplorerTiger 1200 Rally Explorer
Price₹ 19,39,000₹ 20,79,000₹ 20,89,000₹ 22,29,000
Engine1160 cc1160 cc1160 cc1160 cc
Max Power148 bhp148 bhp148 bhp148 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)18 kmpl18 kmpl18 kmpl18 kmpl
ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABSDual Channel ABS
WheelsAlloySpokeAlloySpoke
Start TypeSelf StartSelf StartSelf StartSelf Start
TyresTubelessTubelessTubelessTubeless
Colours3333

For most Indian touring riders, the GT Explorer at Rs 20.89 Lakh represents the sweet spot - it adds the 30-litre tank and semi-active suspension over the GT Pro for Rs 1.5 Lakh more, which is money well spent on long tours. The Rally Pro and Rally Explorer are for buyers who regularly go off-tarmac; if your Tiger 1200 will mostly see NH highways and state roads, the GT variants are the smarter buy. All variants are available at authorised Triumph dealerships across India with EMI starting at approximately Rs 58,665 per month for a 36-month tenure.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does the Triumph Tiger 1200 come in?
The Triumph Tiger 1200 comes in four variants in India: GT Pro (Rs 19.39 Lakh), Rally Pro (Rs 20.79 Lakh), GT Explorer (Rs 20.89 Lakh), and Rally Explorer (Rs 22.29 Lakh). The GT variants are road-focused; the Rally variants add 21-inch spoked front wheels and higher suspension for off-road use.
QWhat is the difference between the Tiger 1200 GT Pro and Rally Pro?
The GT Pro (Rs 19.39 Lakh) uses a 19-inch front alloy wheel and road-biased tyres, making it better suited to highway touring. The Rally Pro (Rs 20.79 Lakh) uses a 21-inch tubeless spoke wheel, higher suspension, and knobby tyres for gravel and trail riding. Both share the same 20-litre tank and Showa suspension setup.
QWhich Triumph Tiger 1200 variant offers the best value for money?
For most Indian riders, the GT Explorer at Rs 20.89 Lakh offers the best value. For Rs 1.5 Lakh over the GT Pro, you gain the 30-litre fuel tank (adding ~150 km range), semi-active Showa suspension, TPMS, and heated grips and seats - all features that meaningfully improve long-distance touring comfort.
QDoes the Triumph Tiger 1200 get dual-channel ABS on all variants?
Yes, all four Triumph Tiger 1200 variants - GT Pro, Rally Pro, GT Explorer, and Rally Explorer - come with dual-channel switchable cornering ABS as standard. The ABS is IMU-assisted and lean-angle sensitive, and can be partially switched off for off-road use on Rally variants.