TL;DR
Triumph has introduced updated 2026 Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 motorcycles globally, featuring a more powerful 95PS engine and advanced electronic and chassis upgrades.
Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled significant updates for its 2026 Trident 660 and Tiger Sport 660 models, intended for global markets. These middleweight motorcycles receive comprehensive mechanical, hardware, and equipment enhancements, alongside fresh color schemes for the new model year.
Both models retain the 660cc liquid-cooled, inline three-cylinder engine, but with a revised tune boosting peak output to 95PS at 10,250rpm and peak torque to 68Nm at 6,250rpm, an increase of 14PS and 4Nm respectively. The Trident 660 specifically benefits from a fully adjustable Showa rear monoshock and expanded electronics including lean-sensitive traction control, three riding modes, Triumph Shift Assist, and standard cruise control. The Tiger Sport 660 receives similar engine and electronic upgrades, with a focus on improved rider comfort and wind protection through revised ergonomics and updated bodywork.
