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Triumph all set to unveil 350 CC lineup: Here’s what to expect

Triumph is all set for the launch of a set of new 350 cc bikes, that will help the brand with wider market penetration here's all you need to know about it

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FP Tech Desk|Mar 23, 2026, 21:16:32 IST

Triumph Motorcycles is all set for one of the most important launches for the Indian market. A brand-new range of 350 cc motorcycles are set to debut soon on April 6, 2026. With the new launches, the English brand plans to capture a wider audience. The fact that this new class of bikes will be eligible for a lower GST slab will benefit wider market penetration, giving the new line up an edge over its predecessors in the market.

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Since motorcycles under 350 cc are taxed at 18% and models above 250 cc attract 40% GST, the next lineup will be able to uphold competitive pricing. Triumph has made sure that it can easily match the prices of its competitors, namely the Classic 350, Honda CB 350, and the X440 range from .

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Lesser Power

With the slightly smaller engine, power figures are likely to drop as well, but Triumph has not revealed the details yet. The focus, just like the predecessors, would be to provide users with strong low-end torque to ensure that the bike can handle everyday traffic easily.

It’s possible that other brands under the Bajaj family, KTM, Husqvarna, and Triumph will follow suit to ensure a perfect price-to-power ratio.

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The new engine is expected to produce close to 35 bhp and around 32–33 Nm of torque. Beyond these changes, the 350 cc bikes will closely mirror the styling of the existing 400 cc bikes. The bikes will retain their neo-retro looks. Triumph might use the opportunity to add TFT displays, ride modes, and quick shifters to the new 350 cc range. As per an HT Auto report, prices are expected to drop by Rs 25,000 to Rs 30,000.

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First Published:Mar 23, 2026, 21:15:57 IST
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