Key highlights
- 2026 Triumph Tiger 900 spied in Europe
- Likely to get a new exhaust system and revised engine specs
- Features a new bodywork
Triumph has begun testing the next-generation Tiger 900 internationally. The new-gen model is likely to debut late next year. Check its complete details below.
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2026 Triumph Tiger 900: What do we know so far?
The newly spied Tiger 900 test mule in Europe gives us a hint about the new changes that are likely to make it on the next-gen iteration. The black coloured test motorcycle seems to be in the early development stages, as it has a half-baked side panel design.
However, it does feature a new, sleeker beak design that merges with the new sculpted fuel tank. Additionally, the test bike gets the new sub-frame design along with the single seat. The wheelbase also seems to have extended with the new mechanical revisions.
Meanwhile, the upright exhaust can is slightly raked, unlike the high-set design of the current model. This further hints at major mechanical changes that are likely to happen with the engine. We assume that the 888cc inline-three engine will be retained, but it will get more linear and offer better performance with the new electronics.
More details are likely to be revealed as the motorcycle reaches its production guise. We suspect that the new-gen Tiger 900 will debut at the EICMA 2026 next year.
