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    Triumph Motorcycles launches two new models namely Tiger XRx & XCx

    carsBy carsApril 1, 2015Updated:July 11, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
    Triumph Tiger XCx

    Triumph Motorcycles, who recently celebrated the completion of their first year in India, introduced two new Tiger 800 models on March 12, 2015.The Tiger 800 XRx is more focussed to the world of road riding whereas the Tiger 800 XCx has a more off-road intent.

    The new Tiger is equipped with the second generation 800cc liquid cool in-line-three cylinder. Both models include standard fit traction control and switchable ABS. They have three riding modes to control throttle response, ABS, and traction control. Other features include Ride by Wire (RBW), Switchable ABS (Antilock Brake System), Triumph Traction Control (TTC) and 4 Throttle Maps.

    Vimal Sumbly, Managing Director, Triumph Motorcycles India said, “Triumph Motorcycles has had a dream run in India over the past one year. We are extremely inspired and humbled by the response and enthusiasm from the patrons in the country. Over the last one year, we have seen a growing interest in the adventure category. The Tiger range is among the most revered motorcycles across the world in its category. To address this emerging need in the Indian market, we have launched the Tiger XRx & Tiger XCx. To give an excellent value proposition, the new Tiger’s will be assembled locally through the CKD route in India. Both the Tiger’s boast of rider focused technology, efficient triple engine and are available at attractive prices thereby ensuring that they stand apart. They have been developed to optimize the ride both on and off-road. Whatever be the road, whatever be the distance and whatever be the challenge, the new Tiger 800 range has been built to excel!”

    Triumph Tiger XRx

    Triumph Motorcycles India achieved sales of over 1300 motorcycles in its first year with a pan-India reach with 10 fully operational dealerships. With the launch of these two new Tiger’s the varied portfolio will now boast of 13 motorcycles in 5 motorcycling categories. Triumph is also looking to expand its footprint in India, with 2 more dealerships coming up soon.

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