Triumph Bonneville T40 Launched at Rs 2.80 Lakh

Quick Read - Triumph has launched the Bonneville T40, T40 Black and T4 in India from Rs 2.54 lakh. The T40 gets more features and electronics, while T4 deliveries start in January 2027.

Triumph has launched the Bonneville T40, T40 Black and T4 in India from Rs 2,54,999 ex-showroom Delhi. The T40 pair gets a TFT display, cruise control and cornering ABS, while the T4 is the simpler, cheaper option.

Bookings will open on 7 October at 4:30pm, with T40 deliveries starting in November and T4 deliveries following in January 2027.

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Design and Size

The T40 brings a more traditional Bonneville look to Triumph's 350cc range, with a teardrop tank, round LED headlight, spoked wheels, twin rear shocks, rubber tank knee pads and a peashooter exhaust. Selected paint schemes also get hand-painted coach lines.

The T40 Black uses the same design with a darker finish, including blacked-out engine casings and components, black aluminium rims and a brown seat. It is not a higher-spec version, with both T40 versions costing the same.

Seat height is 790 mm, or 770 mm with the accessory low seat, while wet weight is 195 kg. The 14.5-litre tank, standard centre stand and 16,000 km or 12-month service interval add to its everyday usability.

Features and Equipment

The T40's main advantage over the T4 is its electronics package. It gets a 4-inch round TFT with Heritage Mode, full-map navigation, five riding modes, cruise control, cornering ABS and cornering traction control.

Meanwhile, the T4 gets a colour LCD, turn-by-turn navigation, three riding modes and dual-channel ABS.

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Engine and Performance

All three use the liquid-cooled 350 cc TR Series single, making 29 PS and 31.2 Nm through a six-speed gearbox with a slip-and-assist clutch.

The T40 and T40 Black get a revised cylinder head and Bonneville-specific tune aimed at stronger low-rev response.

Triumph has also revised the idle speed and firing character to give the engine a more traditional Bonneville feel.

Prices and Variants

The T40 and T40 Black cost the same, with the main difference being their styling and finishes. The T40 Black gets black rims, powder-coated engine casings, other blacked-out components and a brown seat.

Check the variants and ex-showroom Delhi prices of the bikes below.

Booking and Delivery

Online bookings open on 7 October at 4:30 pm on Triumph India's website. Deliveries of the T40 and T40 Black begin in the second week of November 2026.

T4 buyers wait longer, with deliveries starting in the second week of January 2027.

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Rivals

The Royal Enfield Classic 350, Honda CB350 and Jawa 350 are the closest retro-roadster rivals to the new T40, which counters them with more power and a significantly more extensive electronics package.

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