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Tiger 900 Colours
₹ 14,40,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 888cc
- Power
- 106.5bhp
- Mileage
- 21.2kmpl
- Weight
- 219kg
05 / Colours
Triumph Tiger 900 Colours: All 6 Options with Images
The Triumph Tiger 900 is offered in six colours in India, split three-and-three across the two variants - you cannot mix and match, so the shade you want may decide the variant you buy.
The Tiger 900 GT gets Snowdonia White / Sapphire Black, Graphite / Sapphire Black and Carnival Red / Sapphire Black. Snowdonia White is the signature Tiger look and the one most people picture when they think of the bike; it also hides highway grime better than you would expect and stands out well in traffic. Graphite is the understated choice and the easiest to live with if you are not keen on washing a big ADV every weekend. Carnival Red is the loudest of the three and the one that photographs best.
The Tiger 900 Rally Pro gets Carbon Black / Sapphire Black, Ash Grey / Intense Orange and Matt Khaki Green / Matt Phantom Black. Matt Khaki Green is the enthusiast favourite and the most obviously adventure-flavoured of the lot, though matt finishes need more careful washing and are costlier to touch up after a drop. Ash Grey with Intense Orange accents is the most distinctive Rally Pro scheme. Carbon Black is the stealth option.
The May 2026 special editions add two more schemes: the Alpine Edition in an exclusive Snowdonia White and Sapphire Black with Aegean Blue accents, and the Desert Edition in Urban Grey with Baja Orange highlights.
6 colours available
Triumph Tiger 900 in Ash Grey with a premium adventure motorcycle design.
Triumph Tiger 900 in Carbon Black Sapphire finish shown in side profile.
Triumph Tiger 900 in Carnival Red Sapphire finish shown in side profile.
Triumph Tiger 900 in Graphite Sapphire finish shown in side profile.
Triumph Tiger 900 in Matt Khaki Green finish shown in side profile.
Triumph Tiger 900 in Snowdonia White finish shown in side profile.
Triumph does not charge a premium for any of the six standard colours - the GT is Rs 14.40 Lakh and the Rally Pro Rs 16.15 Lakh whichever shade you pick. What does vary is availability: dealers stock the popular schemes and less common colours often mean a wait, so ask about lead times before you book if you have your heart set on one.
One practical point for a bike you plan to tour on. Matt finishes like the Khaki Green look superb but scuff more visibly and are harder to correct than gloss paint. If the bike is going to see luggage straps, tank bags and the odd parking-lot tip-over, a gloss scheme will age better and cost less to put right.