The 2027 Tracker 400 has been spotted with multiple premium features in India, which seem to have been borrowed from the Bonneville T40
Triumph Tracker 400 was launched in April 2026 at a sticker price of Rs 2.46 lakh (ex-showroom, Delhi) in the Indian market. It has been only six months or so since the launch and an updated version has already been spotted testing with a suite of latest connectivity features, including the 4-inch circular instrument cluster with TFT display. In addition, we can also see a premium switchgear and cruise control, borrowed from the recently launched Bonneville T40, in the spy video shared by auto enthusiast Vishal Patil on his Instagram handle.
Besides the 2027 Tracker 400, the Thruxton 400 was also captured on camera a few days back with all these premium features. It has not been officially confirmed by Bajaj Auto or Triumph yet that whether these upgrades will be introduced in an all-new range-topping grade or they will be standardized across the entire variant line-up of both these bikes.
Speaking of the upgrade package, it comprises of 4-inch fully-coloured round TFT display which displays key riding information such as gear position, indicators, ambient temperature and fuel level among many others. Full map navigation is included as standard and powered by the new Triumph Navigation App. The Bonneville T40 was the first bike to get these bells and whistles in India.
The TFT on the Bonneville T40 presents a full map view and speed limit information, while favourite destinations, points of interest and recent searches can all be accessed directly through the display. Routes can be saved, imported via GPX files and shared with other riders, with navigation information displayed directly on the motorcycle’s TFT screen.
Smartphone connectivity is provided as standard and the riders can answer calls, access contacts and control music playback without handling their phone directly. A few other notable features onboard the Bonneville T40 include All-LED lighting system, Emergency Deceleration Warning, Self-cancelling indicators, Lean-sensitive Optimised Cornering ABS, USB-C charging socket, Optimised Cornering Traction Control and Cruise control.
It is still not known whether all these features of the Bonneville will be transferred to the 2027 Tracker 400 or a few of them will make their way into the upcoming model. Mechanically, it is likely to remain unchanged with the same 349cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine at the helm of affairs with top power of 40 bhp and peak torque of 32 Nm, linked to a 6-speed gearbox.
