The company Triumph has given buyers a gift before the holidays by reducing the price of two of its motorcycles. Previously, two months ago, the company had increased the prices of its 400 series models (with a 350 cc engine).
Currently, the brand has reduced the price of two motorcycles. This is the third change made by the company since June of this year. The changes affected the Speed 400 and Tracker 400 models. The Scrambler 400 X model did not become cheaper, but two new color options were added for it.
As mentioned earlier, after the launch of the 350 cc motorcycles, this is the third instance where Triumph has adjusted its pricing policy. The brand introduced its 350 cc lineup in April. At that time, the price of the Speed 400 was 2.32 lakh rupees, and the Tracker 400 was 2.46 lakh rupees including the showroom.
In July, the company already made changes to the motorcycle prices, making them more expensive. Now, however, the company has lowered the prices of the Speed and Tracker. A discount was applied to both models: 6000 rupees on the Speed 400, and 7000 rupees on the Tracker 400. The old price of the Speed 400 was 2.40 lakh rupees, and it is now reduced to 2.34 lakh rupees.
The price of the Tracker 400 was also lowered from 2.49 lakh rupees to 2.42 lakh rupees. Meanwhile, the prices for the Speed T4, Scrambler 400 X, 400 XC, and Thruxton 400 remained unchanged. Their current prices are 2.09 lakh rupees, 2.65 lakh rupees, 2.99 lakh rupees, and 2.75 lakh rupees respectively, including the showroom.
There were no technical changes in these models; only two new colors were added for the Scrambler 400 X—matte sand-grey and matte khaki-green. The technical specifications and engine remain the same. The positioning of the 400 series in the company's lineup is such that the Speed T4 is the most affordable model, and the Scrambler 400 XC is the most expensive.
