Tracker 400 introduced by Triumph
Back in August 2025, India was the first to receive Triumph Motorcycle’s latest expansion model for its 400cc lineup: the Thruxton 400. Powered by the same 398cc TR-Series engine found in the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X, the Thruxton 400 stands out with its authentic café racer styling, including a front cowling, low-slung handlebars, and bar-end mirrors. The bike’s vintage aesthetic is completed with a Monza-style fuel cap, a bullet seat, and a retro-inspired paint job.
Now, Triumph adds another 400cc to its entry-level lineup with the Tracker 400.
Flat tracker-inspired
The Triumph Tracker 400 is built to feel aggressive and in control, thanks to its flat, wide handlebars and revised footpeg position that deliver a commanding riding stance. A dedicated chassis sharpens handling and boosts rider engagement, making it more responsive on both paved roads and light off-road terrain.
Visually, the Tracker 400 stands out with flat-track-inspired details, including a seat cowl, number board, boxy fuel tank, fly screen, and newly styled wheels, all wrapped in Pirelli MT60 RS tires for confident grip and versatility.
According to Paul Stroud, Chief Commercial Officer of Triumph Motorcycles, the introduction of the Tracker 400 says a lot about their expansion in the entry-level range, offering riders a new model that combines stripped-back flat track attitude with engaging performance. Powered by the latest TR-Series engine, which is the most powerful iteration yet, the Tracker 400 delivers distinctive character, a sporty ride, and a fun, accessible experience for a new generation of riders.
The Tracker 400 will be available in Racing Yellow, Phantom Black and Aluminum Silver Gloss. Local availability and pricing will be announced soon by Triumph Motorcycles Philippines.
