New Triumph Tiger Sport 660 Price in India, Specs, Colours, Photos:Â Triumph India has launched the smallest member of the Tiger family in India – Tiger Sport 660. This new adventure tourer is based on the same platform as the Trider 660 which was launched in April last year. The two bikes share the same 660cc, in-line, three-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC motor that makes 80bhp of peak power and 64Nm of peak torque. This is the only motorcycle in its category to come with a three-cylinder engine as most of its competitors come with twin-cylinder ones. This also makes it the most powerful machine in its segment. The engine has been mated to a 6-speed gearbox with a slip and assist clutch. Thanks to the ride-by-wire system, the bike can be used in two different riding modes – Rain & Road.
Triumph has taken a new approach for the design and styling of this new Tiger. It has a cleaner design overall and an almost monolithic front fairing. The twin LED headlamps are not joined together like the other Tiger motorcycles. One can see similarities to the Trident 660 when you look at the underslung exhaust and the tail section of the Tiger Sport 660. The bike has an introductory price of Rs 8.95 lakh (ex-showroom) and will be available in three colour options.
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Just like the Trident 660, the new Tiger Sport 660 also comes with ride-by-wire technology and two riding modes – Rain & Road. The bike can also be fitted with My Triumph Connectivity System and has a switchable traction control system.
With the Tiger Sport 660, customers will get a 2-year, unlimited kilometres warranty. The company also claims that the bike has a class-leading service interval of 16,000km.
Triumph is offering a comprehensive package for the Tiger Sport 660. They have 40+ genuine Triumph accessories on offer including belly pans, comfortable seat options, hand guards and more.
There are a total of three colour options for the Tiger Sport 660 which include – Korosi Red/Graphite, Lucerne Blue/Sapphire Black and Graphite/Sapphire Black
Triumph is aiming to begin deliveries of the Tiger Sport 660 by the end of April and test rides at showrooms will begin around the same time. As per the company, they have received an overwhelming amount of bookings for the bike even before the price announcement.
The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 will carry a price tag of Rs 8.95 lakh (ex-showroom).
The good people at Triumph have neatly tucked the pannier mounts under the seat. This gives a clean look to the side of the motorcycle.
A unique aspect of the Tiger Sport 660 is that it is the only motorcycle in its segment to come with a three-cylinder engine. Its competitors opt for twin-cylinder configurations. The Tiger Sport 660 is also the most powerful motorcycle in its category.
According to Triumph, their most affordable offering in the country, the Trident 660 has become the largest-selling motorcycle in its segment since its launch in April 2021.
2022 marks the 120th year of Triumph Motorcycles. The brand's first product was sold all the way back in April of 1902. Since then, we have had many iconic motorcycles with the Triumph badge on them.
Shoeb Farooq, Business Head – Triumph Motorcycles India takes the stage to kick off the launch event of the Tiger Sport 660.
Only a few more minutes before the launch event for the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 begins! The company will be live streaming the launch on their social media platforms. Are you excited?
The Tiger Sport 660 looks different from the rest of the Tiger motorcycles. It employs a more monolithic approach and looks almost like a Japanese product. It looks clean and smart and comes with a split headlamp, unlike the single unit seen on the Tiger motorcycles.
The braking hardware on the Tiger Sport 660 will include a 310mm disc at the front with a two-piston sliding calliper while the rear has a 255mm disc with a single-piston sliding calliper. It will also come with dual-channel ABS and this setup is very similar to the Trident 660.
While the Tiger Sport 660 gets the same Showa 41mm USD separate function forks at the front and a monoshock at the back, the travel has been increased. Both ends have 150mm travel and the rear suspension gets a remote hydraulic preload adjustment function.
Since the Tiger Sport 660 is not going to be focused on off-roading, it gets 17-inch alloy wheels on both ends. These will be shod with Michelin Road 5 rubber.
As this bike will be part of the Tiger family, it will come with a higher seat height and more comfortable ergonomics. While the Trident 660 has a seat height of 805mm, the Tiger Sport 660 extends it to 834mm.
Triumph has equipped the Tiger Sport 660 with a 17-litre fuel tank. This is bigger than the one seen in the Trident 660 and should allow this bike to cover more miles with lesser stops.
Triumph’s Tiger Sport 660 will be going up against other middleweight adventure tourers like the Kawasaki Versys 650 and Suzuki V-Strom 650 XT. If our price prediction is correct, the Tiger Sport 660 would find itself sitting between its competitors.
Being the smallest member in the Tiger family, this will definitely be the most affordable one. However, it will be more expensive than the Trident 660 which costs Rs 7.45 lakh (ex-showroom). We expect that this new adventure tourer will cost around Rs 8.5 lakh (ex-showroom).
As mentioned before, the Tiger Sport 660 will get the same 660cc, in-line three-cylinder, DOHC engine that is also seen in the Trident 660. It will make 80bhp and 64Nm. The engine will come mated to a 6-speed transmission with a slip and assist clutch.
Despite having the Tiger moniker, the Tiger Sport 660 going to be a road-biased motorcycle. From what we have seen so far, this new Tiger will not get spoked wheels and will be designed to be a comfortable and capable touring companion.
Triumph introduced the world to the Tiger Sport 660 back in October of 2021 and bookings began for Indian customers began in December. Almost three months after that, we are getting an opportunity to see what the bike will actually cost.
Triumph currently sells the Tiger Sport 850 and Tiger 900 ADVs in India. This will be the third model in the Tiger. The Tiger 1200 has also been listed on the company’s website and we expect it to be launched in the coming months.
The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 is going to be the youngest and smallest member of the Tiger family. It is going to share its engine and gearbox with the Trident 660 and will be the company’s most affordable ADV.
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