Triumph Motorcycles launched the Rocket III Limited Edition Rocket X, to mark the 10th year of its production. The Rocket X is priced at Rs. 22.21,200 lakh (ex showroom New Delhi).
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Triumph Motorcycles in India launch the top-of-line Tiger XCA for Rs. 13.75 Lacs.
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Triumph Motorcycle's (India) MD Mr. Vimal Sumbly has resigned from the company.
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Triumph Speed Twin Launched In India, Priced At ₹ 9.46 Lakh
Triumph Motorcycle India has launched the much-anticipated Speed Twin, priced at ₹ 9.46 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The 2019 Triumph Speed Twin is the newest addition to the British motorcycle marque's much-loved Bonneville range, and the bike made its global debut last year, in December 2018. The new Triumph Speed Twin sits right between the Bonneville T 120 and the Thruxton R, as a contemporary modern classic offering both performance and handling, in addition to a more upright and easy-to-live-with ergonomics.
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Triumph Motorcycle India has launched the much-anticipated Speed Twin, priced at ₹ 9.46 lakh (ex-showroom, India). The 2019 Triumph Speed Twin is the newest addition to the British motorcycle marque's much-loved Bonneville range, and the bike made its global debut last year, in December 2018. The new Triumph Speed Twin sits right between the Bonneville T 120 and the Thruxton R, as a contemporary modern classic offering both performance and handling, in addition to a more upright and easy-to-live-with ergonomics.
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Triumph Launches My Triumph Connectivity System In India; Priced At ₹ 19,568
Triumph Motorcycles has launched the My Triumph Connectivity System in India, and customers can purchase the accessory system at a Triumph dealership for ₹ 19,568 and install it on their Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC and Triumph Rocket 3 R motorcycles in India. The accessory My Triumph Connectivity System includes the My Triumph Connectivity module, software updates of the module, software updates for the TFT instruments, as well as a dedicated My Triumph mobile app. The installation is available only for two models and is likely to take around an hour.
With the My Triumph mobile app, users can record a ride route, access a summary of the ride route, and share it with friends. The My Triumph app also allows for live navigation, built with Google, on the Triumph motorcycle's TFT instrument console, and monitors the status of the Triumph motorcycle, presenting key information such as odometer, average fuel consumption, as well as time/distance to next service. The My Triumph is available for download both for Android and iOS devices.
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Triumph Motorcycles has launched the My Triumph Connectivity System in India, and customers can purchase the accessory system at a Triumph dealership for ₹ 19,568 and install it on their Triumph Scrambler 1200 XC and Triumph Rocket 3 R motorcycles in India. The accessory My Triumph Connectivity System includes the My Triumph Connectivity module, software updates of the module, software updates for the TFT instruments, as well as a dedicated My Triumph mobile app. The installation is available only for two models and is likely to take around an hour.
With the My Triumph mobile app, users can record a ride route, access a summary of the ride route, and share it with friends. The My Triumph app also allows for live navigation, built with Google, on the Triumph motorcycle's TFT instrument console, and monitors the status of the Triumph motorcycle, presenting key information such as odometer, average fuel consumption, as well as time/distance to next service. The My Triumph is available for download both for Android and iOS devices.
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Triumph Motorcycles Opens New Dealership In Chennai
Triumph Motorcycles has expanded its dealership network in India, with a new dealership in Chennai, in partnership with the Khivraj Group, a renowned automobile business group in south India. The new dealership is spread across an area of 5,000 square feet, and includes sales and service zones, and a customer lounge area as well. Apart from catering to the entire range of Triumph motorcycles, the dealership, called Khivraj Triumph, will also offer a host of original Triumph accessories, merchandise and apparel. The dealership is divided into different experiential zones such as consultation lounge, build your own bike zone for customers, and an official merchandise zone.
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Triumph Motorcycles has expanded its dealership network in India, with a new dealership in Chennai, in partnership with the Khivraj Group, a renowned automobile business group in south India. The new dealership is spread across an area of 5,000 square feet, and includes sales and service zones, and a customer lounge area as well. Apart from catering to the entire range of Triumph motorcycles, the dealership, called Khivraj Triumph, will also offer a host of original Triumph accessories, merchandise and apparel. The dealership is divided into different experiential zones such as consultation lounge, build your own bike zone for customers, and an official merchandise zone.
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Triumph expands to 100 dealerships across 75 cities in India
Triumph’s rapid expansion in India is driven by its most affordable motorcycles yet: the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X. Aiming to cast a wider net over the Indian two-wheeler market, the British bike maker has seen significant growth here following its partnership with Bajaj.
Recently, Triumph reported selling 50,000 units of the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X across 50 countries, celebrating with discounts on both bikes. The brand also plans to organise welcome rides for new customers, off-road rides for Scrambler 400 owners, long distance tours and more social gatherings to create a stronger community. It remains to be seen if this significant increase in dealer and service network will help the brand form a stronger foothold in India.
Currently the most affordable Triumph motorcycle is the Speed 400, available at Rs 2.24 lakh (ex-showroom, India). While the most expensive motorcycle in their India line-up is the Rocket 3 Strom R, available for Rs 21.99 lakh (ex-showroom, India).
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Triumph’s rapid expansion in India is driven by its most affordable motorcycles yet: the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X. Aiming to cast a wider net over the Indian two-wheeler market, the British bike maker has seen significant growth here following its partnership with Bajaj.
Recently, Triumph reported selling 50,000 units of the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 X across 50 countries, celebrating with discounts on both bikes. The brand also plans to organise welcome rides for new customers, off-road rides for Scrambler 400 owners, long distance tours and more social gatherings to create a stronger community. It remains to be seen if this significant increase in dealer and service network will help the brand form a stronger foothold in India.
Currently the most affordable Triumph motorcycle is the Speed 400, available at Rs 2.24 lakh (ex-showroom, India). While the most expensive motorcycle in their India line-up is the Rocket 3 Strom R, available for Rs 21.99 lakh (ex-showroom, India).
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