Triumph Speed T4 now available in orange, price starts at Rs 2.05 lakh
Triumph's 400cc TR series has seen a significant 30% year-on-year growth in FY25, with the Speed T4 itself doubling sales since its October 2024 launch. AcThe strong performance has propelled the model to the second position in the classic motorcycle segment in India.The Speed T4 is part of Triumph's modern classic range, blending British heritage with modern engineering. The new Baja Orange edition continues this legacy, aiming to appeal to a new generation of riders who seek a motorcycle that balances timeless design with thrilling performance.advertisementThe Speed T4 is also available in other colourways:Caspian Blue / Pearl WhiteLava Red Gloss / Pearl WhitePhantom Black / Pearl WhitePhantom Black / Storm GreyThis move further solidifies Triumph's position in India's growing modern classic segment, as the brand continues to gain ground among enthusiasts seeking style, substance, and legacy on two wheels.Subscribe to Auto Today Magazine
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