Updated Triumph Thruxton 400 Could Feature New TFT Instrument Cluster

Triumph is testing an updated version of the Thruxton 400, with recent spy shots revealing a new 4-inch circular TFT instrument cluster. This display, which debuted on the Bonneville T4, offers connected features such as phone and music controls, along with full-map navigation.

The test mule also features revised switchgear, including a 4-way D-Pad on the left side for cluster navigation and dedicated toggles for cruise control. The right side now houses an integrated engine kill switch, a hazard light switch, and a mode button. These updates suggest the potential for a more premium variant of the Thruxton 400, which may also include advanced safety features like cornering ABS and traction control.

In Nepal, the motorcycle market is currently served by various mid-capacity offerings. For context, Royal Enfield’s 350cc lineup includes the Classic 350, which is available in several trims ranging from the Heritage (Madras Red, Jodhpur Blue) at Rs 5.86 lakh to the Chrome (Emerald Green) at Rs 6.11 lakh. Other models like the Hunter 350 start at Rs 4.87 lakh, while the Scram 440 is priced at Rs 6.90 lakh to Rs 7 lakh.

There has been no official announcement regarding the launch of this updated Thruxton 400 in Nepal. As the model is currently in the testing phase in the Indian market, its availability and pricing for Nepali buyers remain unconfirmed.