The Triumph Tracker 400 brings flat-track styling to Triumph’s single-cylinder 350cc lineup. It gets low and wide handlebars, a stripped-back look, and a sporty riding setup. The ex-showroom price is Rs 2,49,253.
That sticker price is never what you pay at the showroom. State road tax and insurance keep changing depending on where you register the bike. Here is what it actually costs across five major cities, ranked from most expensive to cheapest.
Bengaluru
Bengaluru is the most expensive place to buy the Tracker 400. Here you end up paying the total on-road price of Rs 3,11,934. Karnataka’s RTO tax adds Rs 49,800 to the bill, while insurance costs Rs 12,881.
Mumbai & Chennai
On-road costs in Mumbai and Chennai are identical at Rs 2,92,044. RTO fees in both cities work out to Rs 29,910, with insurance set at Rs 12,881.
Kolkata
Kolkata comes in cheaper at Rs 2,87,059 on-road. The state RTO charge drops to Rs 24,925; insurance remains Rs 12,881.
Delhi
Delhi offers the lowest overall price at Rs 2,82,074 on-road. Local RTO tax is just Rs 19,940, which is less than half of what Bengaluru charges. Insurance stays at Rs 12,88.
Registering a Tracker 400 in Bengaluru costs almost Rs 30,000 more than doing so in Delhi. Since insurance costs are practically identical across India, state RTO tax accounts for this entire gap.
If you’re planning to buy the bike on EMI, note that the estimates range between Rs 7,729 and Rs 8,547 across these cities. These figures assume a 9.5% interest rate, but actual payouts depend on your down payment and tenure.
Disclaimer: These on-road prices are estimates based on our standard calculations. Final dealer quotes will vary based on handling charges, insurance choices, and accessories. Confirm final numbers with your local Triumph showroom.
