After their first exhibit at the Auto Expo India in 2012, Triumph has finally launched its Indian subsidiary, headed by Ex Bajaj Industry Professional Vimal Sumbly. Triumph has acquired land at Narsapura, near Bangalore in Karnataka for their setup.
A 1699cc bike giving you 98PS of power, priced Rs. 13 lacs ex-showroom India.
The British motorcycle giant has come up with complete line up of 10 models, including the classic Bonneville variants, Sports model Daytona 675R, Roadster models Street and Speed triple, and its big cruisers, Thunderbird Storm and Rocket III.
“India is an exceptionally exciting market for us and the premium motorcycle segment in the country is seeing tremendous growth,” Triumph Motorcycles Director – Sales and Marketing (Global) – Paul Stroud told reporters here.
Daytona 675 – priced Rs. 11.4 lacs ex-showroom India
Following are the prices and specs of their different models.
Bonneville – Engine: 865cc Power: 68PS Torque: 68Nm Rs. 5.7 lakhs
Bonneville T100 – Rs. 6.6 lakhs
Thruxton – Rs. 6.7 lakhs
Street Triple – Engine: 675cc Power: 106PS Torque: 68Nm Price: Rs 7.5 lac Rs. 7.5 lakhs
Speed Triple – Engine: 1050cc Power: 135PS Torque: 111NmRs. 10.4 lakhs
Thunderbird Storm –Engine: 1699cc Power: 98PS Torque: 156Nm Price: 13 lacRs. 13 lakhs
Rocket III – Engine: 2294cc Power: 148PS Torque: 221Nm Price: 20 lacRs. 20 lakhs
Tiger 800 XC – Engine: 799cc Power: 95PS Torque: 79Nm Price: Rs 12 lac Rs. 12 lakhs
Tiger Explorer – Engine: 1215cc Power: 137PS Torque: 121Nm Price: Rs 17.9 lacRs. 17.9 lakhs
Daytona 675R – Engine: 675cc Power: 128PS Torque: 74Nm Price: 11.4 lacRs. 11.4 lakhs
The iconic motorcycle manufacturers has head on competition with Harley Davidson and Royal Enfield motorcycles in India, apart from the other low volume players such as Hyosung, Honda and Yamaha.
The company plans to have 9 dealerships opened in major cities in India, by March 2014, followed by an extensive dealership network, in 2nd tier cities, to have a service network that is easily approachable for its customers, which is one problem that its biggest competitor Harley Davidson faces.
Royal Riders wishes Triumph a successful stint in India.
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