Triumph Tracker 400 spied with new TFT dash from Bonneville T40

Spy shots from Autocar India and Rushlane

Autocar India published spy shots of a Triumph Tracker 400 test mule on 5 November 2026, and Rushlane carried a similar spy video a day later. Both outlets credit an Instagram rider, named Vishal Patil by Rushlane and tagged as vishal_storyline by Autocar India, as the source of the images. The test mule was caught on an Indian road wearing almost no disguise. Triumph and Bajaj Auto, which builds and sells the Tracker 400 in India, have not commented, so everything here is spied, not confirmed.

The Tracker 400 launched in India on 6 April 2026 at Rs 2.46 lakh, ex-showroom Delhi, with flat-track styling, 17-inch wheels and a 349cc single cylinder engine making 40 bhp and 32 Nm, paired with a 6-speed gearbox. Autocar India's spy report says the bike still costs Rs 2.43 lakh today, and that the test mule's engine, cc count and India-spec power output read the same as the current model on sale.

What the camouflage reveals

What has changed is the dash and the switchgear. Both Autocar India and Rushlane say the test mule carries a 4-inch circular TFT instrument cluster taken from the Bonneville T40, Triumph's other 400cc model. Rushlane's report adds that the cluster brings smartphone pairing with music and call controls and Google Maps mirroring, the same functions Triumph already sells on the T40.

The left hand switch cluster is new too. Autocar India reads this, along with adjustable levers not offered on the current Tracker, as a sign of cruise control, a feature the Tracker does not have today. Rushlane goes further and lists ride modes, lean-sensitive cornering ABS and traction control among features it expects on an updated bike, carried over from the T40's electronics. Neither outlet calls any of this confirmed.

Deliveries of the Bonneville T40, launched on 6 October 2026, began only this month, in the second week of November 2026, according to Bikewale's report on that launch. The T40 is priced at Rs 2,79,999, ex-showroom Delhi, and runs a 350cc TR series engine with the same 4-inch TFT screen, full navigation and lean-sensitive electronics that the spy shots show turning up on the Tracker test mule. That timing fits a pattern Triumph has followed before in India, of moving its newest dash and switchgear down through the cheaper 400cc models once a flagship variant is in showrooms.

What it means for Indian buyers

Nothing here is official. No launch date or price has been named for an updated Tracker 400, and Triumph has not confirmed cruise control or ride modes for it. Buyers who want the Tracker's flat-track look today can still book the current bike at Rs 2.43 lakh with its existing LCD style readout. Anyone drawn mainly to the TFT dash and the extra electronics seen in these spy shots may want to wait for Triumph or Bajaj Auto to say more, since a test mule this close to showroom spec, caught testing with almost no camouflage, usually means an update is not far off.

Sources

• Triumph Tracker 400 spied with TFT display borrowed from Bonneville T40. Autocar India
• Triumph Tracker 400 to get TFT screen, cruise control from Bonnie T40, spied. Rushlane
• Triumph Tracker 400 launched at Rs 2.46 lakh. Autocar India
• Triumph Bonneville T40 launched at Rs 2.80 lakh. Bikewale