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2025 Triumph Trident 660 Launched At Rs 8.49 Lakh - Sport Mode, More Tech & New Suspension
The Triumph Trident 660, has got a host of updates for 2025 and has now been launched in India. The 2025 Triumph Trident is priced between Rs 8.49 lakh and Rs 8.64 lakh (ex-showroom, India), marking a Rs 37,000 increase from its predecessor.
With the 2025 update, the Trident 660 sees significant tech upgrades. Among these is the addition of the Sport riding mode. The Trident 660 now features three riding modes - the existing Road and Rain modes and the new Sport mode. Additionally, the introduction of a bidirectional quickshifter and Bluetooth connectivity as standard features elevates the overall value proposition of the Trident 660..
Enhanced Riding Experience on the 2025 Triumph Trident 660
The motorcycle continues to be powered by the robust 660cc, 3-cylinder engine, delivering 81hp and 64Nm of torque. The powertrain remains unchanged, ensuring the Trident's performance characteristics are preserved. The rest of the bike also remains mostly consistent, with a 14-litre fuel tank, a 190kg kerb weight when fully fuelled, and a seat height of 805mm, making it approachable for a broad spectrum of riders.
In the chassis department, the 2025 Trident 660 introduces a major update with the Showa Big Piston fork, promising improved feedback and control. This adjustment, alongside the preload-adjustable rear suspension, aims to refine the riding experience. The Trident maintains its grip with Michelin Road 5 tyres and ensures stopping power with 310mm twin discs at the front and a 255mm disc at the back, supported by Nissin calipers.
A noteworthy update to the Trident 660 is the integration of cruise control, a feature aimed at enhancing long-distance travel comfort. Operated by a single button, the system doesn't allow for speed adjustments without disengaging, yet it represents a significant addition to the bike's convenience features.
Design and Aesthetics of the Updated Trident 660
The aesthetic appeal of the Trident 660 has also been elevated with the introduction of three new colour schemes: yellow, blue, and red, alongside the classic all-black option. The bodywork primarily remains black, with the tank showcasing the vibrant new colours. The pricing reflects the added appeal, with the base model at Rs 8.49 lakh and the dual-tone variants fetching a premium of Rs 15,000.
Competing in the Indian market against the Kawasaki Z650 and the Honda CB650R, the Trident 660 stands out with its blend of performance, technology, and design. These updates for 2025 not only enhance its appeal but also solidify its position as a versatile and desirable motorcycle within its segment.
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