Triumph Daytona 660 Discount: Dealers Offer Up to ₹1 Lakh Off on MY2025 Units

Triumph India dealers are offering a major limited-period discount on the MY2025 Triumph Daytona 660, with price cuts going up to ₹1 lakh at select outlets in Mumbai, Delhi, Bengaluru, and other metro cities.

This is a dealer-level stock clearance offer, not an official Triumph announcement, so the exact discount may vary from one location to another. Buyers are advised to confirm availability directly with their nearest Triumph showroom.

Revised Pricing and Market Positioning

The discount significantly improves the Daytona 660’s value in the mid-weight supersport segment, narrowing the gap between it and its key rivals.

Updated Price Breakdown

Model	Ex-Showroom Price (Before Discount)	Effective Price (After ₹1 Lakh Discount)	Rival Comparison
Daytona 660 (Base White)	₹9.88 lakh	₹8.88 lakh	Still ₹1.11 lakh pricier than Ninja 650
Daytona 660 (Other Colours)	₹10.03 lakh	₹9.03 lakh	—
Kawasaki Ninja 650	₹7.77 lakh	—	Base twin-cylinder rival

With this discount, the Daytona 660 becomes more attractive for buyers wanting a triple-cylinder performance bike without climbing to the price of larger supersports like the CBR650R (₹11.16 lakh).

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Triumph Daytona 660: Key Technical Highlights

The Daytona 660 is built on Triumph’s well-known inline-triple platform, offering a mix of torque, smoothness, and top-end performance that riders don’t get in typical twin-cylinder rivals.

Engine & Performance

660cc inline-triple, liquid-cooled
95 hp @ 11,250 rpm
69 Nm @ 8,250 rpm
6-speed gearbox with slip-assist clutch

This setup makes the Daytona 660 lively in the mid-range and strong at the top end, ideal for both weekend rides and occasional track use.

Chassis & Hardware

41mm Showa USD front fork
Preload-adjustable rear monoshock
Twin 310mm discs (front)
220mm rear disc
Michelin Power 6 tyres
810 mm seat height
14-litre fuel tank

Features

Ride-by-wire throttle
Three riding modes: Sport, Road, Rain
Adjustable traction control
Dual-channel ABS
Colour TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity

The Daytona 660 continues to offer everyday usability paired with triple-cylinder excitement, and the new discounted pricing only strengthens its appeal.

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Final Thoughts

With a temporary ₹1 lakh discount, the Triumph Daytona 660 becomes far more competitive against the Kawasaki Ninja 650 while offering a more premium powertrain and richer feature list. For riders considering an upgrade to a mid-weight supersport, this may be the best time to bring home the Daytona 660.

So, what do you think — does this discount make the Daytona 660 a better buy than the Ninja 650? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!

Aprilia India has officially confirmed that prices of its 457cc motorcycles will increase from January 2026, as the brand’s limited-period GST Price Absorption and free accessories offer comes to an end on December 31, 2025.

This move affects both the fully-faired Aprilia RS 457 and the street-naked Aprilia Tuono 457, both of which had been protected from the full impact of the revised GST 2.0 structure since September 2025.

Aprilia RS 457: ₹15,000 Price Increase Confirmed

The RS 457 has enjoyed a ₹15,000 price cushion over the last few months, making it even more attractive in the entry-level supersport space. Aprilia also bundled a quickshifter worth ₹20,050 as part of the limited-time offer.

Price Breakdown

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Current price (till Dec 31, 2025): ₹4.35 lakh (ex-showroom)
New price (from Jan 2026): ₹4.50 lakh (ex-showroom)
Net increase: ₹15,000

An important detail buyers should watch closely is whether the quickshifter will continue as standard equipment after December or revert to being an optional extra.

Aprilia Tuono 457: Bigger Hike Than Expected

The price revision for the Tuono 457 is more significant and reflects a stronger impact of GST 2.0 and rising input costs.

Price Timeline

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Original launch price: ₹3.95 lakh
Current effective price: ₹4.14 lakh (includes ₹10,000 discount valid till Dec 25, 2025)
New list price (Jan 2026): ₹4.24 lakh

This means the Tuono 457 sees a total increase of ₹29,000 compared to its original launch price — nearly double the hike of the RS 457.

Why Aprilia Is Increasing Prices Now

When GST 2.0 came into effect earlier in 2025, Aprilia chose to temporarily absorb the additional tax burden to maintain sales momentum and protect its “accessible Italian performance” positioning.

By combining GST absorption with free accessories, the brand successfully kept both 457cc models competitively priced during the transition period. As the company heads into 2026, these absorbed costs are now being passed on to customers.

Despite the increase, both motorcycles remain the most affordable twin-cylinder Italian bikes in India, sitting in a unique space against rivals from KTM, Kawasaki, and Yamaha.

Should You Buy Before December 31?

If you are seriously considering either the RS 457 or Tuono 457, booking before the end of December 2025 can save you anywhere between ₹15,000 and ₹29,000. Mechanically, the motorcycles remain unchanged — but the pricing advantage of buying now is significant.

So, what do you think — would you lock in the Aprilia 457 twins before the price hike, or wait it out despite the higher cost? Share your thoughts in the comments below!