Triumph Bonneville T40 and T40 Black pricing and differences

The Triumph Bonneville T40 series has officially entered the market alongside the slightly more affordable T4 variant, bringing a clear split in pricing and equipment for buyers looking at modern classics. While both bikes share the core 350cc engine and chassis architecture, the entry point sits at Rs. 2.55 lakh for the T4 while the new T40 and T40 Black versions demand Rs. 2.80 lakh ex-showroom. This twenty five thousand rupee gap comes down to what each trim packs in terms of technology and styling finishes.

What the Triumph Bonneville T40 and T4 variants cost across cities

• Ex-showroom prices range from Rs. 2.55 lakh to Rs. 2.80 lakh
• On-road in Delhi reaches approximately Rs. 2.90 lakh
• On-road in Mumbai hits around Rs. 3.00 lakh
• Bangalore buyers pay closer to Rs. 3.16 lakh on the road
• Kolkata pricing lands near Rs. 2.95 lakh on the road

Differences in features and styling

The higher asking price for the Triumph Bonneville T40 models brings specific equipment upgrades over the base T4 specification. Buyers choosing the T40 and T40 Black get advanced TFT instrumentation and cornering aids that are absent on the entry-level machine. The T40 Black also leans heavily into darker aesthetics with dedicated blacked-out styling elements across the motorcycle.

Core mechanical specifications and safety setup

Underneath the bodywork, the Triumph Bonneville T40 and T4 share identical mechanical hardware running on petrol power. The 349cc displacement engine produces 28.6 bhp of max power at 21.33 kW and 31 Nm of torque through a 6-speed manual transmission. Braking duties are handled by disc brakes at both ends accompanied by single-channel ABS, while the kerb weight stands at 195 kg with a 14-litre fuel tank capacity and a 790mm seat height.

Colour options and availability

Buyers have a wide palette to choose from depending on the chosen variant, ranging from simple solid finishes to dual-tone combinations. Available paint schemes include Aegean blue and Fusion white, Meriden blue and Tangerine, Fusion white and Phantom black, Competition Green, Carnival Red, Phantom Black, and plain Black. The bikes are currently on sale across dealerships nationwide.

Which of these two variants would you pick for city commuting and weekend rides?