As per the news sources, Triumph Motorcycles India will launch the Bonneville 400 before Diwali. It will become the most affordable iteration of the Bonneville series and will be pitted directly against a Titan like the Royal Enfield Classic 350, which rules the modern classic roadster segment. Moreover, the bike will be manufactured at the Bajaj Pune plant and will come with a downsize 350cc engine and is expected to cost Rs 2.40 to Rs 2.45 lakh (ex-showroom). More information about this motorcycle below.
Triumph Bonneville 400

The Bonneville 400 was first seen testing internationally in April of 2026, featuring classic Bonneville design cues with a large teardrop-shaped fuel tank, peashooter-style exhaust, traditional-looking headlight, and spoke wheels instead of alloys, giving a proper old-school vibe in a modern avatar. Other details we took from the spyshots from April were dual-disc brakes with ABS, a flat seat, telescopic front forks, twin-rear shock absorbers, and a semi-digital instrument cluster, like what we see in the current lineup of Triumph 350cc bikes.

Retro roots, modern technology, and a 350cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine which puts out 40 PS and 32 Nm of torque, mated to a 6-speed gearbox with slipper and assist clutch, are what customers can expect from the upcoming Bonneville 400.
Triumph Bonneville 400 Expected Price and Rivals
This product will do a face-to-face with Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda Hneess CB350, Jawa 42, and Royal Enfield Super Meteor 350, and 91Wheels sets its expected price to be Rs 2.40 lakh or Rs 2.45 lakh (ex-showroom).
End Note
Triumph Bonneville 400 will be an exciting product for the brand, as they are launching a Bonneville moniker into the mass-market segment. Every other Bonnevilles till now has been an ultra-premium bike costing above Rs 10 lakh (ex-showroom), such as the T120, T100, and Bobber. With this, Triumph finally will have a direct rival to the Classic 350, something it hadn't had in this segment until now.
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