Why You Need to Buy Your New Triumph This Week?

If you’ve been eyeing a Triumph, the clock is not just ticking—it’s practically screaming. For the last few months, Triumph has been playing the hero, swallowing a massive GST hike so you didn’t have to. But as the calendar flips, so does the price tag.

“Don’t say we didn’t warn you! Triumph is officially ending their GST shield on Dec 31. Save this post so you remember to visit the dealership before the price jump! “

Below is the breakdown of why you need to move now:

The “Hero Era” Ends Dec 31

Earlier this year, the government jacked up the GST on bikes above 350cc from 28% to a whopping 40%. While other brands hit the “panic” button and raised prices immediately, Triumph took the hit. They absorbed the extra costs, kept prices stable, and even threw a Special Festive Price party for the Speed 400 and Speed T4.

The catch? That party ends at midnight on December 31, 2025.

What’s Changing on Jan 1?

Starting January 1, 2026, the “customer-first” shield is coming down.

• The Hike: While Triumph is playing it cool and has not released the exact numbers, industry insiders expect the 400cc range to jump by roughly ₹8,000 to ₹10,000 (ex-showroom).
• The “Big Bikes”: If you’re looking at a Tiger, Bonneville, or Rocket 3, expect a much more “premium” price jump to match.

The 400cc Price Cheat Sheet (Pre-Hike)

Get these prices while they’re still “festive”:

The Verdict: You have a few days left to save enough cash for a premium helmet and a year’s worth of fuel. Come January 1, that money is going straight to the taxman and the factory.

Source

Official Website: Triumph Motorcycles India

Detailed Price Breakdown: Hindustan Times – Triumph Price Revision Details

Industry Analysis: Team-BHP: Triumph Bikes to get expensive from Jan 1

400cc Focus: BikeWale: Triumph Speed 400 & T4 Price Hike News

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