What has Triumph announced?
British motorcycle marque Triumph has announced new motorcycles for the 2027 model year. As of yet, Triumph has only previewed the upcoming models, and the complete unveiling of those models is scheduled between October and December 2026.
The new models cover four distinct segments in Triumph’s lineup, ranging from an accessible modern-classic family, a flagship adventure tourer, a performance roadster and a middleweight adventure motorcycle.
Which models are coming?
The models confirmed by Triumph are the Bonneville T40, Bonneville T40 Black, Tiger 1200, Street Triple 798 and Tiger 900. The Bonneville T40 and T40 Black have already been revealed in full, while the other three motorcycles remain teasers with limited technical information available.
2027 Triumph Tiger 1200
The 2027 Tiger 1200 is Triumph’s flagship adventure tourer, often considered one of the most capable long-distance tourers in its segment. Triumph has confirmed the 2027 model will feature an updated 1200cc triple engine, which aims to improve performance as well as overall refinement.
The 2027 Triumph Tiger 1200 is next in line to be fully unveiled after the Bonneville T40 series. As per Triumph, the Tiger 1200 is set to be unveiled on 27 October 2026.
2027 Triumph Street Triple 798
The 2027 Triumph Street Triple 798 is an all-new roadster built around a new 798cc triple engine developed for the 2027 Moto2 World Championship. The Street Triple 798 is set to mark a new chapter in Triumph’s much-revered Street Triple range, which was first introduced in 2007. The new 2027 model will be fully revealed on 17 November 2026.
2027 Triumph Tiger 900
The 2027 Triumph Tiger 900 will be the final motorcycle in Triumph’s four-model announcement, with its full reveal scheduled for 15 December 2026. It is Triumph’s middleweight adventure offering, positioned below the larger Tiger 1200.
Triumph has confirmed that it will receive a more powerful and refined engine, an upgraded chassis, enhanced rider technology and next-generation connectivity as standard. The current Tiger 900 uses an 888cc inline three-cylinder engine and has been offered in multiple versions, including GT and Rally-focused models.
