Key highlights
- Triumph Tracker 400 spotted with a new TFT console
- Equipped with new switchgear along with cruise control
- Updated Tracker 400 is expected to be launched by Q1 2027
The fresh spy shots of a Tracker 400 have surfaced online. The test mule was spotted undisguised with the new electronic package and a new TFT console similar to the Bonneville T40. The updated model is likely to be launched early next year.
A close look at the spy images reveals that the update will bring the 4-inch round TFT console carried over from the T40. This unit features a host of options, including ride modes, Google Maps mirroring via phone, Bluetooth connectivity, SMS and call alerts, music controls, and a switchable ABS option.
Moreover, the spy shots reveal the new switchgear on the left side of the handlebar that now gets new pad-type navigation controls for the TFT screen menu and also feature the cruise control switches. The test motorcycle looks almost unaltered from the current model.
We believe that the new update will be largely limited to the electronic package improvement and probably new colourways. The Tracker 400 will continue using its 349cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine that makes 39.5 bhp and 32 Nm, paired with a 6-speed gearbox and a slip-assist clutch. It comes with USD forks and a monoshock at the rear, while riding on 17-inch alloy wheels.
The primary reason behind this update is to increase sales. Not long ago, Triumph launched the detuned 349cc engine to avail GST benefits. This engine was added to the complete 400 range, including the Speed, Thruxton, and Tracker.
With the addition of the new electronics, the value-for-money quotient for the Triumph 400 range in India will increase substantially. We expect that these new features will be offered for a slight price hike as compared to the current model.
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