If you’ve been tracking Triumph’s popular 400cc range, here’s an update worth knowing. From January 2026, Bajaj Auto has officially rolled out new prices across the Triumph 400 lineup. The increases are modest, but they apply to every model from the Speed 400 and Speed T4 to the Scrambler twins and the Thruxton 400.

To soften the blow, Triumph is also offering free accessories worth ₹11,500 on select models, making the deal a little easier to digest for new buyers.

TRIUMPH 400cc PRICE HIKE: WHAT’S NEW IN 2026

Bajaj Auto had already hinted at a revision in prices for Triumph’s 400cc motorcycles, and the update is now live across the range. While none of the hikes are extreme, buyers will notice a small bump depending on the model they’re considering.

The Triumph Speed 400 sees the biggest jump. It is now priced at around ₹2.39 lakh (ex-showroom), which is over ₹5,000 more than before. The Speed T4, positioned as the more affordable option, gets a smaller hike of just under ₹2,500, bringing its price to approximately ₹1.95 lakh.

Moving to the adventure styled models, both the Scrambler 400 X and Scrambler 400 XC have received increases of just under ₹2,300. The 400 X now sits at about ₹2.70 lakh, while the more rugged 400 XC crosses ₹2.97 lakh.

The newest addition to the family, the Thruxton 400, launched at ₹2.74 lakh, has also gone up slightly and now costs a little over ₹2.76 lakh.

Despite the revision, Triumph’s 400cc range continues to stay competitively priced, especially when you factor in the performance, design, and brand appeal.

FREE ACCESSORIES WORTH ₹11,500 ON SPEED 400 & T4

To offset the sharper hike on the Speed 400 and the GST burden Bajaj Auto had been absorbing earlier Triumph is rolling out a limited-period accessory offer.

Buyers of the Speed 400 and Speed T4 will get free accessories worth ₹11,500, which include:

• Tank pad
• Knee pads
• Windscreen
• Lower engine bars
• Short backrest

This makes the updated pricing slightly easier to accept, especially for riders who were anyway planning to accessorise their motorcycles.