Triumph’s latest tweak undoes last month’s hike, sending the Speed 400 back to its pre‑increase level. Buyers who paused after the earlier ₹2.40‑lakh rise are getting a nudge to act before the festive rush.
The 349‑cc liquid‑cooled single still churns out 36.5 hp and 32 Nm, matched to a 6‑speed gearbox and dual‑channel ABS that keeps the bike safe in sudden stops. The ride‑by‑wire throttle and slip‑and‑assist clutch add a touch of tech that feels more smooth than punchy, while the USB‑Type‑C port lets you keep your phone powered on the go.
On the buying field, it sits squarely between the Yamaha FZ‑S, priced at ₹2.45 lakh, and the Hero Xtreme, which starts at ₹2.20 lakh. The Speed 400’s power and modern safety tech give it a point to beat, but price‑sensitive riders might still lean toward the Hero’s lower sticker.
Alongside the price move, Triumph has tossed in a tank pad, a windscreen, knee pads, and a bike care kit that together hit ₹6,507. It’s a one‑off deal, so make sure you ask the dealer which items are actually on the table before you walk in.
Speed 400 is already rolling out across Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai, with test rides available at authorised shops. The holiday window is a good chance to pick it up, but keep an eye on the showroom phones – the price may swing again once the bundled‑accessory offer ends.