Triumph Bonneville 400

Triumph Bonneville 400 Overview

The Bonneville 400’s appeal, for now, is its expected entry into the cruiser field at around the same starting-price level as the Royal Enfield Meteor 350 and Honda CB350. It is an upcoming petrol bike, not on sale yet, with an October 2026 launch listed. Its expected price is below the Honda CB350C and Jawa All Stars 42 FJ, giving buyers a reason to keep it on their shortlist while waiting for confirmed details.

There is not enough information to judge its likely strengths on the road or ownership costs: power, claimed mileage, kerb weight, seat height, tank capacity, braking equipment and other features are not provided. That also makes it impossible to say whether it will suit daily commuting, highway use, shorter riders or regular pillion travel better than these rivals. The main trade-off today is uncertainty; buyers comparing bikes now can assess the rivals’ figures, while the Bonneville’s key buying points remain unknown.

• Expected October 2026 launch lets buyers track its arrival before choosing a cruiser.
• Expected pricing matches Meteor 350 and CB350, making its entry point easy to compare.
• Expected price sits below CB350C and Jawa All Stars 42 FJ.
• One listed petrol variant keeps the announced choice straightforward.

Best for: It may suit cruiser buyers willing to wait for confirmed specifications and pricing before deciding between it and the Meteor 350 or CB350.

Triumph Bonneville 400 Variants

Triumph Bonneville 400 is expected to start at ₹2.00 Lakh and the top model to go upto ₹2.00 Lakh (expected, ex-showroom). Bonneville 400 price for 1 variant is listed above.

Bonneville 400 EMI Calculator

Based on the on-road price in Sangli for the base variant.

Triumph Bonneville 400 — Frequently Asked Questions