Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled the updated 2025 Tiger Sport 660 for international markets, bringing enhanced features to its popular adventure-tourer. While the bike retains its previous mechanical setup, several technological upgrades have been introduced to elevate the riding experience.
Key additions for the 2025 model include a bidirectional quick shifter and cruise control, offering greater convenience and comfort during long rides. Safety has also been enhanced with switchable traction control and standard cornering ABS. A new “Sport” riding mode joins the existing set, providing riders with three customizable modes for varied terrains and preferences.
The motorcycle’s TFT display now integrates the My Triumph connectivity system, enabling turn-by-turn navigation and call/message alerts, ensuring a seamless blend of performance and smart technology.
Powering the Tiger Sport 660 is the reliable 660cc liquid-cooled, inline 3-cylinder engine, delivering 80 hp and 64 Nm of peak torque. The bike maintains its tubular Trellis steel frame, USD forks at the front, and monoshock rear suspension for optimal handling. Braking is handled by twin 310 mm discs at the front and a single 255 mm disc at the rear.
Expected to launch in India next year, the updated Tiger Sport 660 will likely have a starting price above the current model’s Rs 9.58 lakh (ex-showroom). With its refined features, the 2025 model aims to appeal to touring enthusiasts seeking performance, comfort, and advanced technology.
. While the bike retains its previous mechanical setup, several technological upgrades have been introduced to elevate the riding experience.
Key additions for the 2025 model include a bidirectional quick shifter and cruise control, offering greater convenience and comfort during long rides. Safety has also been enhanced with switchable traction control and standard cornering ABS. A new “Sport” riding mode joins the existing set, providing riders with three customizable modes for varied terrains and preferences.
The motorcycle’s TFT display now integrates the My Triumph connectivity system, enabling turn-by-turn navigation and call/message alerts, ensuring a seamless blend of performance and smart technology.
Powering the Tiger Sport 660 is the reliable 660cc liquid-cooled, inline 3-cylinder engine, delivering 80 hp and 64 Nm of peak torque. The bike maintains its tubular Trellis steel frame, USD forks at the front, and monoshock rear suspension for optimal handling. Braking is handled by twin 310 mm discs at the front and a single 255 mm disc at the rear.
Expected to launch in India next year, the updated Tiger Sport 660 will likely have a starting price above the current model’s Rs 9.58 lakh (ex-showroom). With its refined features, the 2025 model aims to appeal to touring enthusiasts seeking performance, comfort, and advanced technology.
