Triumph Trident 660 Price Increased By Rs. 50,000

- Triumph Trident 660 was launched in April 2021 at Rs. 6.95 lakh
- 660 cc, inline three engine makes 80 bhp @ 10,250 rpm, 64 Nm @ 6,250 rpm
- Service interval of 16,000 km, unlimited warranty for two years
Triumph Motorcycles India has announced an increase in the prices of its entry-level roadster, the Triumph Trident 660. According to Triumph India, prices for the Trident 660 have been hiked by Rs. 50,000 and will be applicable from February 1, 2022. The Trident 660 will now be priced at Rs. 7,45,000 (Ex-showroom). The Trident 660 is the entry-level model in the Triumph motorcycle line-up, as well as the Triumph triple engine roadster line-up. It's designed for easy rideability, combined with entertaining performance, as well as balanced handling.
Also Read: Triumph Trident 660 Review

The Trident 660 was launched in April 2021 with introductory prices starting at Rs. 6.95 lakh (Ex-showroom)
The Triumph Trident 660 was launched in April 2021 at an introductory price of Rs. 6,95,000 (Ex-showroom). The Trident 660 was offered at the introductory price since launch, despite a price revision for other products in the Triumph motorcycle line-up in India, as well as price increases across the industry during the last 6 months, Triumph Motorcycles India said in a statement.
Also Read: All You Need To Know About Triumph Trident 660

The Trident's 660 cc, inline three-cylinder engine is flexible and packs a wide spread of torque to make it have an entertaining personality
The 660 cc, inline three-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine is all-new, but it's derived from the base architecture of 675 cc engine of the Triumph Daytona 675. And that engine is also the base for the Triumph Tiger 800 and the Triumph Tiger 900. The Trident's 660 cc engine makes 80 bhp at 10,250 rpm along with peak torque output of 64 Nm at 6,250 rpm.
Also Read: Top 5 Highlights Of Triumph Trident 660
The Trident 660 gets a host of technical features like Bluetooth connectivity, turn-by-turn navigation, ride-by-wire, and switch cube GoPro control. The bike comes with two riding modes, Road and Rain, and gets a standard slip and assist clutch, along with switchable traction control and ABS. The Trident 660 also gets accessory Shift Assist, and the My Triumph Connectivity System. Lighting is all-LED and the turn indicators are self-cancelling. To offer owners peace of mind, and low maintenance expenses, the Trident 660 gets a service interval of 16,000 km (or 12 months), and comes with an unlimited mileage warranty for two years.
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