Triumph’s newest retro‑styled roadster, the Bonneville 400, will hit the market on Oct. 6, 2026 for between ₹2.0 L and ₹2.5 L. For buyers chasing a classic look without breaking the bank, that price point makes the Bonneville a serious contender against the Royal Enfield Classic 350 and Honda CB350.
The design is a clear nod to Triumph’s bigger Bonnevilles—round headlamp, teardrop tank, peashooter exhaust, flat‑profile seat, full‑length fenders. It gives the 400 a weight‑less, naked‑bike feel while keeping that unmistakable British swagger.
Under the hood, a 349cc liquid‑cooled single spits out 29 hp and 31 Nm, paired with a 6‑speed gearbox. The same engine powers the Speed T4, so expect smooth mid‑range punch and a top‑end that keeps the 350cc rivals in check. The bike will sit on a new chassis with telescopic forks and twin shock rear.
Triumph hasn’t nailed the exact Indian launch city, but industry chatter points to a launch later this year, likely in Delhi or Mumbai, with ex‑showroom prices matching the global range. Keep an eye on official dealer reveals and the first test‑ride reviews to see how the 400 stacks against the classics.