News Triumph is preparing a major push with the new 798 Street Striple, Bonneville T40, Tiger 900, and Tiger 1200 for 2027.

Triumph is gearing up for a big year in 2027 and has unveiled its lineup for the fourth quarter of 2026, announcing the launch of four new models by mid-December. This teaser campaign kicks off today with the unveiling of the Bonneville T40 and T40 Black.

Both models are equipped with a new version of the 400 cm³ TR-series engine. While the manufacturer highlights modernized technology and revised ergonomics, the design retains the classic aesthetic characteristic of the Bonneville family. Their global launch is scheduled for late spring 2027.

The announcement schedule will continue on October 27, 2026, with the new Tiger 1200. In addition to a visual redesign, Triumph notes that the 1,200 cm³ three-cylinder engine has been revised. The manufacturer also announces that it has equipped the motorcycle with suspension systems described as the most advanced in its lineup, paired with new rider-assistance features.

On November 17, 2026, it will be the Street Triple 798’s turn to reveal its technical specifications. This model will be powered by a new 798-cc engine, derived directly from the brand’s development work for the 2027 Moto2 championship season. The brand’s communications highlight a positioning focused on performance superior to previous generations. The Tiger 1200 and the Street Triple 798 will also be showcased to the public at the EICMA and Motorcycle Live shows.

Finally, the specifications for the new Tiger 900 will round out this series of unveilings on December 15, 2026. Triumph promises that this model will feature a more powerful engine, a modified chassis, and an updated connectivity system.

Nick Bell, marketing director at Triumph Motorcycles, said: “We have four major model launches planned over the next three months, starting today with the new Bonneville T40. It’s great to be able to give riders a sneak peek at what’s in store for them.” We look forward to sharing all the details about each motorcycle in the coming weeks.”