Triumph Speed 400
Triumph has made big news in India with its New Triumph Speed 400 model. This bike brings British style and performance at a price many can afford. The on-road price in Delhi starts at just 2.86 lakh rupees, making it a great choice for bike lovers who want a premium ride without spending too much.
The Speed 400 is a result of Triumph working with Bajaj to create a high-quality bike at a good price. The ex-showroom price is around 2.40 lakh rupees. After adding RTO charges (20,872 rupees) and insurance (23,816 rupees), the total cost in Delhi comes to 2.86 lakh rupees. This makes it one of the best options in the 400cc bike category.
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The heart of the Speed 400 is its strong 398cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine. It produces 39.5 bhp power and 37.5 Nm torque, giving smooth and fun performance whether riding in the city or on highways. The engine is designed to give Triumph’s famous sound and feel, making every ride special.
The bike has a strong frame and high-quality suspension for stable and smooth handling. It comes with upside-down front forks and a rear monoshock for better control. The 17-inch alloy wheels with Vredestein tires (updated for 2025) provide excellent grip. The brakes have dual-channel ABS for safe stopping in all conditions.
The riding position is comfortable for all types of riders, whether short or tall. The seat is now thicker for 2025, making long rides more enjoyable. The clutch and brake levers can be adjusted for a perfect fit.
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The Speed 400 looks like a true Triumph with its round headlight, sculpted fuel tank, and slim tail section. The 2025 model comes in new colors:
The black engine, gold forks, and high-quality paint make it look premium. Even at this price, it has the same great design as more expensive Triumph bikes.
The Speed 400 comes with important features like:
While it doesn’t have too many fancy electronics, it has everything needed for a safe and fun ride.
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Triumph has made sure the Speed 400 is affordable to own. It gives around 28.3 kmpl fuel efficiency, which is good for a 400cc bike. Service costs are reasonable, and spare parts are priced fairly for Indian riders.
You can also buy this bike on EMI with a down payment of around 28,647 rupees and monthly payments of 7,832 rupees at 9.7% interest rate.
Triumph offers over 25 genuine accessories to customize the Speed 400. You can add luggage carriers, protective parts, or style upgrades to make your bike unique. All accessories match the bike’s quality and design.
The Speed 400 competes with bikes like:
The Triumph stands out with its balanced mix of heritage, performance, and value. It’s a great choice for those who want a premium bike without spending too much.
Triumph now sells 20 different bike models in India, starting from 1.98 lakh rupees (Speed T4) up to 21 lakh rupees (Rocket 3). The Speed 400’s sibling, the Scrambler 400X, is for riders who want some off-road ability. More new models like the Thruxton 400 and Tiger Sport 800 are coming soon.
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The Triumph Speed 400 at 2.86 lakh rupees makes premium biking possible for more people in India. It keeps Triumph’s famous quality, design, and riding feel while being affordable.
New riders will find it easy and fun to ride. Experienced riders will enjoy its performance and style. For those who always wanted a Triumph but found it too expensive, the Speed 400 is the perfect chance to own one.
In a market full of bikes that focus only on specs, the Speed 400 stands out by offering a true connection between rider and machine. It’s not just a bike – it’s a real Triumph experience at a great price.
Visit your nearest Triumph showroom to see the Speed 400 and take a test ride. Your dream bike is now within reach!
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