Triumph Motorcycles has released the price of the 2027 Tiger 1200 adventure motorcycle range in India; the GT Pro is priced at ₹20.99 lakh (ex-showroom) and the Rally Explorer at ₹23.49 lakh (ex-showroom). The new versions were introduced worldwide on Monday and will be available in India from March 2027. Changes in the engine, new chassis parts and rider assistance systems based on radar are being introduced to the new range.
The updated 1,160cc liquid-cooled, three-cylinder engine delivers 158 hp and 130 Nm of power and torque in the 2027 Triumph Tiger 1200. The motorcycle also receives semi-active suspension gear, a fresh touchscreen infotainment display and other safety electronics, as revealed on October 29, 2026. Both Indian-spec variants now use 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheels.
The revamped engine now generates 158 hp at 9,250 rpm, which is 8 hp higher than the outgoing version, and 130 Nm at 6,750 rpm. has revised the cylinder head, pistons and exhaust system while adding lighter intake and exhaust valves and updated fuel injection.
The primary and final drive ratios have also been updated, which will lower the motorcycle’s crawl speed by 6 kph. The purpose of this change is to enhance control at low speeds, especially under difficult conditions.
The main new feature is the front and rear Bosch radar system. It features adaptive cruise control, group ride assist, emergency brake assist, forward collision warning, blind-spot assist and rear distance warning.
The motorcycle also receives a 7-inch TFT touchscreen, which will support both Apple CarPlay and via wireless, and a brand-new 2.0-litre engine. The phone compartment on the tank-top has a USB-C charging port. The GT Pro has seven riding modes, and the Rally Explorer has an off-road Pro mode.
Both variants feature 200 mm of travel at both the front and rear, with semi-active Showa suspension and an upside-down 49 mm front fork and rear monoshock. It comes with automatic self-levelling preload and electronic damping adjustment. Braking hardware includes twin 320 mm front Brembo 3-piston callipers for Stylema and a 282 mm rear disc.
The GT Pro sports a cast aluminium wheel, a 20 litre fuel tank and weighs in at 250kg. The Rally Explorer is equipped with adjustable folding brake pedals, engine protection bars, engine start stop, tyre pressure monitoring, spoked wheels and a larger 30 litre fuel tank, weighing 268kg.
The GT Pro and Rally Explorer will come with a price tag of ₹20.99 lakh and ₹23.49 lakh ex-showroom, respectively. According to Autocar India, the outgoing MY24 Rally Pro and GT Explorer were listed at ₹20.79 lakh and ₹20.89 lakh, respectively.
The new GT Pro is priced lower than the R 1300 GS at ₹24 lakh, and the Rally Explorer is priced lower than the BMW R 1300 GS Adventure at ₹26.5 lakh. The Ducati Multistrada V4 starts at ₹25.06 lakh.
