Triumph Trident 660 launched in India at INR 6.95 lakh

NEW DELHI
Iconic British premium motorcycle brand, Triumph motorcycles launched the all-new Trident 660 in India today at INR 6.95 lac (ex-showroom). The Trident marks the British marquee’s venture into the premium middleweight roadster segment worldwide. The roadster is powered by Triumph’s revered triple-cylinder engine technology offering triple the advantage – triple engine performance, class-leading technology and handling. Launched globally in October 2020, the Trident has been one of the most anticipated motorcycle from the British motorcycle maker, especially for the Indian market. Featuring a 660cc engine with a peak power of 81PS@10,250 rpm and a torque of 64 Nm@6250rpm, the Trident’s triple engine has been designed to combine low down and mid-range of a twin, with the top end performance of a four- cylinder engine, to deliver major performance advantage with the best of all worlds. Speaking on the launch, Mr. Shoeb Farooq, Business Head – Triumph Motorcycles India said: “We’re excited to bring the Trident 660 in the country as it marks our entry into the premium middleweight roadster category in India. The Trident is the latest addition to Triumph’s roadster portfolio in India, taking the count to four – Street Triple RS, Street Triple R, The Speed Triple 1200RS and the Trident 660. The
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