British motorcycle giant Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled an ambitious roadmap, planning to launch 29 new and updated models over the next six months. This announcement follows a record-breaking financial year, during which the company sold 141,683 motorcycles globally, marking a 136% increase compared to 2019. The launch campaign began on October 21, showcasing the MY26 Bonneville range.

Triumph’s Rapid Expansion

In addition to the Bonnevilles, Triumph has confirmed upcoming launches including:

• TXP electric motorcycles

• TF 450-X

• Two cross-country models

All these bikes are expected to be available at dealerships by the end of the year. The remaining 22 launches will include updated versions of existing models as well as entirely new offerings. Triumph’s next major launch event, Made to Upstage, is scheduled for October 28.

Global Reach and Growing Markets

Triumph’s network now spans over 950 dealerships across 68 countries, with strong growth in markets like India, Brazil, and China. Its sub-500 cc lineup, including the Speed 400 and Scrambler 400 XC, has strengthened the brand’s presence in Asia. This lineup was developed in partnership with Bajaj Auto and will continue to expand.

Off-Road Segment Expansion

The company is also making significant strides in the off-road motorcycle segment. Popular models such as TF 250-X, TF 450-RC, TF 250-E, TF 450-E, and the recently launched TF 450-X have achieved success in global championships including FIM MXGP, EnduroGP, SuperEnduro, and AMA SuperMotocross.

Stepping into Electric Motorcycles

Targeting younger riders, Triumph has launched the TXP electric motorcycle range in collaboration with OSET. These bikes feature a lightweight chassis, advanced ergonomics, integrated safety features, and a 2-in-1 modular setup. Exclusive color options include Performance Yellow and Graphite Black.

Triumph’s India Strategy

Most of the new models will also be available in India. The Speed Triple 1200 RS and Limited Edition RX have already been launched, and the 2026 Bonneville range is expected to arrive on schedule. With record global sales, expansion into electric mobility, and a focus on both traditional and new segments, Triumph is strengthening its position as a diverse, global motorcycle brand.