The newly updated Triumph Tracker 400 has been spotted testing with a new circular colour TFT instrument cluster and updated switchgear. The new TFT console and switchgear appear to be identical to the unit on the Bonneville T40.
Recently, the Thruxton 400 was also spotted with similar updates, suggesting that Triumph is updating the entire 400 range with the latest feature additions offered on the Bonneville T40. The new colour TFT display is expected to bring features such as full map mirroring, Bluetooth connectivity, and call and SMS alerts to the Tracker 400. The motorcycle is also expected to receive additional electronic rider aids, such as multiple ride modes, cornering ABS, and cornering traction control.
Another notable change is the revised switchgear featuring dedicated buttons for cruise control and ride modes, similar to those on the Bonneville T40. Apart from these updates, the Tracker 400 is expected to remain unchanged in the design and mechanical departments. It will continue with its flat-track-inspired styling and the 349cc, liquid-cooled engine producing 39.5bhp and 32Nm.
Triumph is expected to launch the updated Tracker 400 in India soon. With the new feature additions, we can expect a sizeable price increase over the current model.
