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Tiger 900 Ex-Showroom Price
₹ 14,40,000ex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 888cc
- Power
- 106.5bhp
- Mileage
- 21.2kmpl
- Weight
- 219kg
03 / Price
Triumph Tiger 900 On-Road Price: Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru
The Triumph Tiger 900 GT is priced at Rs 14.40 Lakh ex-showroom and the Rally Pro at Rs 16.15 Lakh. The ex-showroom figure is fixed nationally, but the on-road price swings sharply by state because road tax on premium motorcycles varies so much across India.
In Delhi, the GT works out to Rs 15,95,637 on-road: Rs 14,40,000 ex-showroom, Rs 1,15,200 RTO and Rs 40,437 insurance. The Rally Pro comes to Rs 17,87,383 with Rs 1,29,200 RTO and Rs 43,183 insurance.
Mumbai is dearer. The GT lands at Rs 16,53,237 with Rs 1,72,800 in RTO and other charges plus Rs 40,437 insurance, and the Rally Pro at Rs 18,51,983.
Bengaluru is the most expensive major market by a wide margin, because Karnataka's road tax on bikes in this bracket is roughly double Delhi's. The GT costs Rs 17,68,149 on-road with Rs 2,87,712 going to RTO alone, and the Rally Pro hits Rs 19,80,860 with Rs 3,22,677 in road tax. That is a Rs 3.66 Lakh gap between ex-showroom and on-road on a single motorcycle.
On finance, a Delhi GT works out to roughly Rs 43,675 a month over 36 months at around 6 percent on the full on-road amount, and a Rally Pro to about Rs 48,930. Most buyers put down 10-20 percent. Stretching to a 60-month tenure drops the monthly figure meaningfully but adds a lot of total interest on a bike this expensive - worth doing the maths on both before you sign.
| Variant | Ex-Showroom Price |
|---|---|
| Tiger 900 GT | ₹ 14,40,000 |
| Tiger 900 Rally Pro | ₹ 16,15,000 |
* Average ex-showroom prices. Select a city above to see the full on-road price including RTO, insurance, and other charges.
Triumph Tiger 900 On-Road Price — All Cities
Two practical notes. First, if you are close to a state border, it is worth pricing the bike in the neighbouring state - the RTO difference between Delhi and Karnataka on this bike is over Rs 1.7 Lakh, though you do need a genuine address in the state to register there. Second, budget beyond the on-road number. Triumph's service interval is 10,000 km or 12 months, the engine service kit alone runs around Rs 18,800, and a chain-and-sprocket replacement is close to Rs 20,000. Spares and labour rose 20-30 percent after Bajaj took over Triumph's India operations, so factor real running costs into the decision rather than just the EMI.
Always get the full charge breakup in writing from the dealer before payment, and push back on accessory or extended-warranty bundles added to the invoice - they are optional.