Triumph Teases New Tiger Models for 2027

Triumph Motorcycles is preparing to introduce four major new models for 2027 as part of its Go Further campaign, reinforcing the British manufacturer’s commitment to offering riders a broad selection of motorcycles for different riding styles and preferences.

Of particular interest to sport touring and long-distance riders are the next-generation Tiger 1200 and Tiger 900 adventure motorcycles. Triumph has scheduled the full reveal of the Tiger 1200 for October 27, followed by the Tiger 900 on December 15.

While complete specifications have yet to be announced, Triumph has offered an early look at the improvements riders can expect from both models.

Tiger 1200: Epic Adventurer

Triumph describes its forthcoming Tiger 1200 as an “Epic Adventurer,” positioning the flagship adventure motorcycle for riders who want long-distance capability without sacrificing performance on winding roads.

According to Triumph’s preview, the new Tiger 1200 will feature increased power and greater refinement from its three-cylinder engine, along with advanced rider technology and the most sophisticated suspension system the company has fitted to a motorcycle.

Full technical specifications, pricing, and availability are expected to become clearer when Triumph officially unveils the motorcycle on October 27.

Tiger 900: Bring It On

The popular middleweight Tiger 900 is also receiving attention for 2027. Under the theme “Bring It On,” Triumph is promising an upgraded chassis, more intelligent rider technology, and next-generation connectivity as standard equipment.

Triumph continues to emphasize the Tiger 900’s versatility, combining responsive road handling with the capability to venture beyond paved routes. The extent of the chassis and technology improvements will become clearer when the motorcycle is revealed on December 15.

More New Triumphs for 2027

The two Tigers are part of a wider model announcement that also includes the Street Triple 798 RS and the new Bonneville T40.

Triumph has scheduled the Street Triple 798 RS reveal for November 17, promising a new Moto2-derived three-cylinder engine, a redesigned chassis, and advanced rider technology.

The Bonneville T40, meanwhile, extends Triumph’s classic motorcycle family with a 400cc single-cylinder engine, traditional Bonneville styling, and modern electronic features. Triumph has already published details of both the standard T40 and T40 Black.

More Details to Come

For now, Triumph is keeping many of the details surrounding its new Tiger models under wraps. Important information, including complete performance specifications, equipment configurations, pricing, and availability, remains to be announced.

Check back with American Sport Touring for updates and in-depth coverage as Triumph reveals details about the new Tiger 1200 and Tiger 900. In the meantime, visit Triumph’s official Go Further website for the latest announcements.