Triumph Motorcycles has confirmed that it will increase the ex-showroom prices of its entire range in India starting January 1, 2026. While the company has not shared details on how much prices will go up, the hike will apply across all models in its lineup.
The decision comes in the wake of the revised GST structure, often referred to as GST 2.0, which has raised the tax rate on motorcycles with engine capacities above 350cc. Until now, Triumph had chosen to absorb this additional tax burden instead of passing it on to customers. As a result, ex-showroom prices had remained unchanged despite the higher tax rate coming into effect.
During this period, Triumph also offered what it called a ‘Special Festive Price’ on popular models such as the Speed 400 and the Speed T4. This move helped the brand maintain strong interest in its entry-level offerings, especially among buyers looking for a premium motorcycle at a competitive price point.
From January 2026 onwards, Triumph will no longer offset the impact of the increased GST, and revised prices will reflect this change. Motorcycles like the Speed 400 and Speed T4 are also expected to see a price revision as part of the brand-wide update.
For buyers, this means there is a limited window to purchase a Triumph motorcycle at current prices. Those planning to buy any model from the brand’s range may want to finalise their purchase before the end of December.
Triumph is expected to announce the updated price list closer to the start of 2026.
