The test bike features a 4-inch circular TFT screen, revised switchgear and the possibility of additional electronic rider aids.
Triumph has been spotted testing an updated Thruxton 400 with several new features. The biggest change is a 4-inch circular TFT instrument display borrowed from the Bonneville T40.
The test mule also gets revised switchgear, suggesting changes to its electronics and rider assistance features. However, Triumph has not officially confirmed the updated model or its launch date.
Triumph Thruxton 400: New TFT Display and Switchgear
The new 4-inch circular TFT screen is the most noticeable update. It supports smartphone connectivity, full-map navigation, phone calls, music controls and route planning. Riders can also customise the display using different widgets.
The switchgear has received changes to support the new display. The left-side unit gets a four-way control pad and cruise control switches. The right-side unit houses the engine kill switch, hazard light switch and a dedicated Mode button.
Triumph Thruxton 400: Expected New Rider Aids
The updated motorcycle could also receive additional electronic features. These may include lean-sensitive cornering ABS, cornering traction control, emergency braking alerts and self-cancelling turn indicators.
The current model gets switchable traction control and dual-channel ABS. The new test mule suggests Triumph could offer a more advanced electronics package.
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Triumph Thruxton 400: Engine and Hardware
Mechanically, the updated Thruxton 400 appears unchanged. It continues to use the 349cc liquid-cooled engine, producing 39.4 bhp and 32 Nm of torque. A six-speed gearbox handles transmission duties.
Existing features include a torque-assist clutch and USB-C charging port. Its cafe-racer design, clip-on handlebars, bar-end mirrors, split seat and rear-set footpegs also appear unchanged.
Triumph Thruxton 400: Expected Price and Launch
The current Triumph Thruxton 400 is priced at Rs 2,76,522, ex-showroom. The updated model could arrive as a more premium variant or receive a price increase.
With the new display and possible electronic upgrades, its price could move closer to Rs 3 lakh. However, Triumph has not confirmed the pricing or launch timeline.
