Triumph Tracker 400 Gets Rs. 7,000 Price Cut, Now Costs Rs. 2.42 Lakh

The price of the Triumph Tracker 400 in India has been reduced by Rs. 7,000 ahead of the festive season. Following the price cut, this modern-retro motorcycle is now available for Rs. 2.42 lakh, ex-showroom. Previously, the Tracker 400’s ex-showroom price was Rs. 2.49 lakh.

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This price revision comes just a few months after the motorcycle’s launch. The Triumph Tracker 400 was launched in India in April 2026 at an introductory price of Rs. 2.46 lakh, after which its price was increased by Rs. 3,000 to Rs. 2.49 lakh in July.

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Triumph Tracker 400 Price Cut: What is the price now?

Triumph Tracker 400 motorcycle shown from the rear three-quarter view

After the price cut, the latest ex-showroom price of the Tracker 400 is Rs. 2.42 lakh. The current listed price of the motorcycle on the Triumph India website also starts at Rs. 2,41,882, which is around Rs. 2.42 lakh in rounded figures.

DetailTriumph Tracker 400
Old PriceRs. 2.49 lakh
New PriceRs. 2.42 lakh
Price CutRs. 7,000
Price TypeEx-showroom
Engine349cc, single-cylinder
Gearbox6-speed
Power39.5 bhp
Torque32 Nm

The price cut doesn’t include any mechanical updates. Reports suggest this reduction could be a limited-period pricing during the festive season, although Triumph hasn’t publicly specified the exact validity period of the price cut.

Triumph Tracker 400 Engine and Performance

The Triumph Tracker 400 is powered by a 349cc, liquid-cooled, single-cylinder engine. This motor produces 39.5 bhp of maximum power and 32 Nm of peak torque.

The engine is paired with a 6-speed gearbox. The motorcycle also features ride-by-wire throttle, assist and slipper clutch, and switchable traction control.

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Tracker 400 Features

The feature list includes dual-channel ABS, switchable traction control, and an analog-digital instrument cluster with smartphone connectivity. The motorcycle has been developed with modern-retro styling that incorporates flat-track-inspired design elements.

Flat-Track Inspired Design

Triumph Tracker 400 motorcycle being ridden on a road

The Triumph Tracker 400 is positioned as a distinctive modern-retro model in the company’s 400cc motorcycle lineup. It features compact bodywork and a sporty riding stance, along with flat-tracker-inspired styling.

The bike features rear-set footpegs and a comparatively lower handlebar, making the riding position feel different from a roadster like the Speed ​​400. The suspension setup and wheel travel are identical to the Thruxton 400, while the Tracker 400 gets dual-purpose tyres.

Suspension and Braking Hardware

The Tracker 400 features 43mm USD front forks and a monoshock rear suspension setup. The motorcycle comes with dual-purpose tires on 17-inch wheels.

Braking hardware includes front and rear disc brakes with dual-channel ABS as standard equipment.

Triumph Tracker 400 Price Cut: Festive Season Offer

The ₹7,000 price reduction on the Tracker 400 comes at a time when manufacturers are attracting buyers with offers and revised pricing for two-wheeler purchases during the festive season.

Triumph has also reduced the price of the Speed ​​400 by ₹6,000 to ₹2.34 lakh during the same period. However, pricing for the remaining models in the 400cc range remains unchanged with this revision.

Auto India Daily Verdict

After the Rs. 7,000 price reduction for the Triumph Tracker 400, the motorcycle’s entry price has become Rs. 2.42 lakh. Importantly, there are no reported mechanical changes to the engine, gearbox, suspension, or feature package associated with the price cut.

If this pricing is for a limited festive period, the current price window may be important for interested buyers. The picture will become clearer once Triumph officially confirms the offer’s final validity.

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