Earlier this month, Triumph launched the Speed 400 in India. Following the price announcement, there was no clarity on the bike’s on-road pricing. Now, Triumph has revealed the on-road prices for the bike.
Pricing details of the Triumph Speed 400
Triumph had launched the bike at INR 2.33 lakh (ex-showroom). The first 10,000 customers will get an introductory pricing of INR 2.23 lakh. Now, the on-road price is set at INR Rs 2.68 lakh for New Delhi. Meanwhile, in Maharashtra and Karnataka, customers will be able to pick up the bike for INR 2.9 lakh.
Triumph Speed 400 : More Details
The Speed 400 is expected to take on the likes of Royal Enfield’s 350-411cc bikes, Harley Davidson X440 along with Honda H’ness 350, Jawa 42, Yezdi Roadster and TVS Ronin amongst others.
Developed under a joint-venture with Bajaj Auto, the bike comes with a modern design. We can note some inspiration from the larger Speed Twin 900. Customers can pick the Speed 400 in three colour choices – Carnival Red, Caspian Blue and Phantom Black.
Triumph has equipped the Speed 400 with a 398cc liquid cooled motor, This engine develops 39.5 BHP @ 8,000 rpm and offers a peak torque of 37.5 Nm @ 6,500 rpm. Power is sent to the rear wheel using a 6-speed gearbox.
Hardware of the Triumph Speed 400
The front suspension set-up consists of 43 mm big piston suspension with 140 mm of travel at the. Meanwhile the rear comes with a mono shock. The rear unit gets preload adjustment.
Brakes come in the form of 300mm disc with quad-piston callipers at the front and a 230 mm disc. Dual-channel ABS is offered as standard.
Features of the Triumph Speed 400
The British brand has offered many features on the Triumph Speed 400. These include ride-by-wire, all-LED lights and a semi-digital instrument cluster. The bike also gets switchable traction control and dual-channel ABS. The instrument cluster helps the rider with dual odometers, fuel level, gear indicator and more.
Coming to convenience features, the Speed 400 is equipped with a USB C port for phone or accessory charging.
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