Triumph officially unveils the Thruxton 400 with café-racer looks and a top speed of 161 km/h
After numerous spy shots and speculation, Triumph has finally unveiled the highly anticipated Thruxton 400, a classically inspired model with strong café-racer appeal. The launch took place in India, with a price tag of ₹2.74 lakh (approximately US$3,290), placing it just below the Scrambler 400 X in the British brand’s 400cc lineup.
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Based on the Speed 400 platform, the Thruxton 400 draws direct inspiration from the legendary Thruxton 1200R, one of the modern café-racer icons. More than just a cosmetic makeover, this new model features significant structural and performance upgrades.
Highlights of the Triumph Thruxton 400:
- Clip-on handlebars with forged top yoke and revised rear-set footpegs
- Café-racer styling with front fairing and retro sport looks
- Revised steering geometry and retuned suspension for a sportier ride
- 398cc single-cylinder engine with 42 hp — 2 hp more than the Speed 400 — and 37.5 Nm of torque
- Redline increased to 10,200 rpm (up from 9,200 rpm)
- Claimed top speed of 161 km/h (compared to 148 km/h for the Speed 400)
- 0 to 100 km/h in 6.7 seconds, one second quicker than the Speed 400
- Weight of 183 kg, 4.5 kg heavier than the Speed 400
- Available in four colors: Lava Red Gloss, Pearl White, Phantom Black, and Metallic Racing Yellow
With the launch of the Thruxton 400, Triumph aims to expand its entry-level lineup with a model that blends classic style and refined performance — especially targeting riders who value authenticity, personality, and urban performance.
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