Harley-Davidson X440T Launched At Rs 2.80 Lakh: Here's What's New

- X440T is new range-topper in the Harley-Davidson X440 lineup.
- Ride-by-wire adds ride modes and switchable ABS.
- Deliveries to begin in January 2026.
Harley-Davidson has expanded the X440 family with the launch of the X440T, priced at Rs 2.80 lakh. At this price, the X440T is the new, range-topping variant in the X440 lineup, with the standard X440 now repositioned. The regular X440 is available in two variants, at lowered prices – X440 Vivid at Rs 2.35 lakh, and X440 S at Rs 2.55 lakh (all prices, ex-showroom). Bookings for the X440T will open tomorrow, on December 7, and deliveries of the new variant will begin in January 2026.
Harley-Davidson X440T: How is it different from X440?
Compared to the X440 S, the X440 T is nearly Rs 25,000 more expensive. So, what do you get for the additional cash? The big change with the X440T is a completely new rear subframe and redesigned tail section, with pillion grab handles integrated for enhanced pillion comfort. The X440T also looks different thanks to its bar-end mirrors, new decals and four different paint options.
X440T costs roughly Rs 25,000 more than the X440 S.
The most important difference, though, is likely to be on the rideability front. Harley-Davidson has added ride-by-wire to the X440T, which brings two ride modes (Road and Rain), switchable anti-lock braking system and switchable traction control (rear only).
Also exclusive to the X440T is what Harley dubs ‘Panic Braking Alert’. With this feature, all indicators on the motorcycle will signal emergency braking to trailing vehicles by blinking 4 times faster than the standard blinking rate when the deceleration rate is higher than 2.4m/s.
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