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Triumph Raises Prices Across Its 350cc Lineup Again

The early July price revision tightens retail positions set after the GST-era cut and will raise buyers’ on-road costs because taxes and registration apply to higher ex-showroom figures.

Overview

  • Triumph implemented a second round of price increases for all six 350cc models in early July 2026, with hikes ranging from about Rs 3,000 to Rs 10,000.
  • The Speed T4 saw the largest single rise of Rs 10,000 and now lists at Rs 2.09 lakh ex-showroom Delhi, while other updated Delhi ex-showroom prices include Speed 400 Rs 2.40 lakh and Tracker 400 Rs 2.49 lakh.
  • Model-by-model increases vary: Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X rose roughly Rs 6,000 each, Scrambler 400 XC and Thruxton 400 rose about Rs 5,000 each, and Tracker 400 rose just under Rs 3,000.
  • Some 350cc variants now cost more than the same models did when they used the earlier 399cc engine, eroding the initial price advantage launched after the GST reduction in April.
  • The hikes have a modest effect on monthly EMIs but will raise on-road purchase costs because registration and local taxes are calculated from the higher ex-showroom prices, a change that buyers should factor into purchase and resale decisions.