Triumph 350 cc Range India Launch By April 2026

- Rajiv Bajaj confirms 350 cc models to arrive by April 2026
- New sub-350 cc mill expected to derived from existing 398 cc unit
- Remains to be seen if the Triumph 400 family will soldier on
We finally have a launch timeline for the sub-350 cc Triumph motorcycles that Bajaj Auto confirmed was under development late last year. In a televised interview with a news channel, Rajiv Bajaj, Managing Director of Bajaj Auto, said that the new motorcycle range would be ready to hit the market by April 2026.
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Speaking on CNBC TV18, Bajaj said, “I'm happy to say that the 350 cc Triumphs are ready to go to market by April.”
New sub-350 cc mill is expected to be based on the existing 398 cc unit.
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Last year, Rakesh Sharma, Executive Director, Bajaj Auto, had said that the move to introduce sub-350 cc Triumph models was to realign the portfolio based on the new GST slab rates announced in September 2025.
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The key change to the new Triumph 350 cc range is set to come to the engine, with the unit’s cubic capacity expected to be reduced from the current 398 cc to under 350 cc. This is also expected to have an effect on the unit’s peak horsepower and torque, which could also see a small reduction over the current range’s 39.5 bhp and 37.5 Nm. Aside from this, Triumph’s new 350 cc range is expected to offer all the bells and whistles from its current 400 family.
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However, some questions still remain unanswered. It is yet uncertain if the new 350 cc series will replace the 400 series in the Indian market or be sold side-by-side to strengthen demand. Side-by-side sales could be considered if Bajaj continues to produce the Triumph 400 family for export markets while focusing sales of the new 350 range in India. India is the production hub for Triumph’s entry motorcycle range with the models currently rolling off the lot at Bajaj’s plant in Chakan.
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