Triumph Motorcycles Philippines Launches the New 2026 660 Range

Triumph Motorcycles Philippines has officially launched the new 2026 Trident 660, Daytona 660, and Tiger Sport 660, introducing the most comprehensively updated 660 lineup since the platform’s debut. Delivering more performance, advanced rider technology, refined chassis components, and enhanced touring capability, the new range raises the benchmark in the premium middleweight segment while maintaining remarkably competitive pricing.

The new motorcycles were unveiled during the Triumph Triple Trio: 660 Launch Party and Bike Night, held on August 1, 2026, at the Autohub Alabang Premier Showroom. Beginning at 5:00 PM, the event welcomed members of the media, content creators, dealers, Triumph owners, riding clubs, and motorcycle enthusiasts for an evening celebrating the Philippine debut of Triumph’s latest triple-powered middleweights. Guests enjoyed the official unveiling of the three motorcycles, presentations highlighting their latest engineering advancements, and an opportunity to experience firsthand the technology and design innovations behind Triumph’s updated 660 platform.

“The new 660 range demonstrates Triumph’s philosophy of continuous evolution,” said John Mendoza, Head of Marketing of Triumph Motorcycles Philippines. “Each motorcycle has been improved where riders will notice it most. The Trident delivers significantly more performance and advanced rider electronics, the Daytona gains premium chassis and electronic upgrades while retaining its class-leading triple performance, and the Tiger Sport becomes an even more capable touring machine with increased power and greater range. What makes the new lineup especially compelling is that these meaningful improvements come with only a modest increase in price, delivering exceptional value across the entire range.”

Trident 660: The Biggest Evolution Yet

The 2026 Trident 660 receives the most comprehensive update since its introduction, transforming Triumph’s award-winning roadster into one of the most technologically advanced motorcycles in the middleweight segment.

The previous-generation Trident produced 80 horsepower and 47 ft-lbs of torque. For 2026, Triumph’s extensively revised 660cc triple-cylinder engine now delivers 94 horsepower and 50 ft-lbs of torque—an increase of 14 horsepower and 3 ft-lbs. These gains are achieved through a revised cylinder head, higher-lift camshafts, larger throttle bodies, revised intake and exhaust systems, updated engine calibration, and a higher 12,650-rpm redline, resulting in stronger acceleration, improved top-end performance, and a broader spread of usable power.

Already one of the best-equipped motorcycles in its class, the previous Trident came standard with Triumph Shift Assist, Cruise Control, and My Triumph Connectivity. Building on that strong foundation, the 2026 model introduces a 6-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that enables Optimized Cornering ABS and Optimized Cornering Traction Control, while a new Sport Riding Mode joins the existing Road and Rain modes to deliver greater confidence and rider engagement.

Completing the update are new fuel tank styling, refreshed bodywork, updated graphics, an integrated LED daytime running light, and three new color options: Stone Grey, Snowdonia White, and Cosmic Yellow.

With a suggested retail price of ₱549,000, the new Trident carries an increase of only ₱25,000 over its predecessor while offering significantly more performance and advanced electronics typically found on motorcycles costing substantially more.

Daytona 660: Sharper Where It Matters Most

The 2026 Daytona 660 retains the exhilarating character that has made it one of the most exciting motorcycles in the middleweight supersport category.

Its acclaimed 660cc triple-cylinder engine continues to produce 94 horsepower and 51 ft-lbs of torque, delivering the broad powerband, thrilling top-end performance, and distinctive triple-cylinder soundtrack that define the Daytona experience.

For 2026, Triumph focused on elevating rider confidence through significant chassis and electronics upgrades.

A new 6-axis IMU introduces Optimized Cornering ABS and Optimized Cornering Traction Control, providing greater confidence when braking and accelerating while leaned over.

Triumph Shift Assist is now fitted as standard equipment, while new fully adjustable Showa 41 mm Separate Function Big Piston (SFF-BP) upside-down forks allow riders to fine-tune compression and rebound damping for both spirited road riding and occasional track use.

Further upgrades include sticky Metzeler Sportec M9 RR tyres, refreshed graphics, an integrated LED daytime running light, a clear-anodized aluminum brake pedal, and three striking finishes: Sapphire Black, Cosmic Yellow, and Aluminum Silver.

Priced at ₱578,000, the Daytona 660 increases by just ₱20,000, delivering premium rider-focused hardware and advanced electronic rider aids that further strengthen its position as one of the best-equipped motorcycles in its segment.

Tiger Sport 660: More Power. Greater Range. Smarter Touring.

Already recognized as one of the most versatile motorcycles in its class, the 2026 Tiger Sport 660 becomes an even more capable sport-tourer through meaningful mechanical and technological enhancements.

Engine output rises from 80 horsepower and 47 ft-lbs of torque to 94 horsepower and 50 ft-lbs, thanks to extensive engine revisions that include a revised cylinder head, higher-lift camshafts, larger throttle bodies, revised intake and exhaust systems, updated engine calibration, and a higher redline. The result is stronger acceleration, improved overtaking performance, and greater flexibility whether riding solo or fully loaded with luggage and a passenger.

The previous Tiger Sport already featured Triumph Shift Assist, Cruise Control, and My Triumph Connectivity as standard. For 2026, Triumph builds upon that premium specification by adding a 6-axis IMU, unlocking Optimized Cornering ABS and Optimized Cornering Traction Control to further enhance rider confidence on winding roads and in changing weather conditions.

One of the most practical improvements is the increase in fuel tank capacity from 17.2 liters to 18.6 liters. Combined with the efficiency of Triumph’s triple-cylinder engine, the larger tank extends the motorcycle’s touring range, allowing riders to spend more time enjoying the journey and less time searching for fuel.

Complementing these upgrades are redesigned radiator cowls, refreshed bodywork, updated graphics, an integrated LED daytime running light, and three new color options: Silver Ice, Pure White, and Interstellar Blue.

At ₱588,000, the Tiger Sport 660 increases by only ₱20,000 while delivering more power, greater fuel range, advanced cornering electronics, and enhanced long-distance capability.

Premium Upgrades. Exceptional Value. 

Across the entire lineup, Triumph has delivered meaningful engineering improvements while keeping pricing remarkably competitive.

Many of the technologies introduced across the new lineup—including IMU-based cornering rider aids, fully adjustable suspension on the Daytona 660, increased engine performance on the Trident and Tiger Sport, and the Tiger Sport’s extended fuel range—have traditionally been associated with larger-displacement or significantly more expensive motorcycles. By incorporating these upgrades while keeping price increases to a minimum, Triumph has reinforced its commitment to delivering premium engineering and exceptional value.

The 2026 Triumph Trident 660, Daytona 660, and Tiger Sport 660 are now available through authorized Triumph Motorcycles dealerships nationwide.

Triumph Motorcycles Philippines Inc., under the Autohub Group, is the exclusive distributor of Triumph Motorcycles in the country. Since opening its first showroom in 2020, the company has expanded its nationwide dealer network while bringing the latest British motorcycles, premium aftersales support, and a world-class ownership experience to Filipino riders. With a lineup spanning modern classics, roadsters, adventure motorcycles, sport bikes, and high-performance roadsters, Triumph continues to deliver motorcycles that combine iconic British design, class-leading engineering, and the unmistakable character of its legendary triple-cylinder engines.

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