Triumph Motorcycles PH reveals 2026 660 lineup

MANILA: Triumph Motorcycles Philippines has formally unveiled its latest 660 roster in the local market.

In a statement, the company shared that the 2026 Trident 660, Daytona 660, and Tiger Sport 660 serve as its “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 firm mentioned.

"The new 660 range demonstrates Triumph's philosophy of continuous evolution," Triumph Motorcycles Philippines Head of Marketing John Mendoza said.

"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," he added.

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2026 Trident 660

Said to be one of the most technologically advanced motorcycles in the middleweight segment, the 2026 Triumph Trident 660 received the most update since its entry in the country. 

The roadster is powered by an updated 660cc triple-cylinder engine that can deliver:

Maximum output (in horsepower [hp>)	94
Peak torque (in Newton-meters [Nm>)	67.7

These figures reflect an increase of 14 horses and four Nm compared to the model’s previous generation.

Triumph Motorcycle Philippines attributed the rise to a revised cylinder head, higher-lift camshafts, larger throttle bodies, new intake and exhaust systems, updated engine calibration, and a higher 12,650-rpm redline.

Among the model’s standard features include Triumph Shift Assist, Cruise Control and My Triumph Connectivity.

Aside from that, the Triumph Trident 660 is fitted with a six-axis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) that allows Optimized Cornering ABS (anti-lock braking system) and Optimized Cornering Traction Control.

Triumph also provided a new Sport Riding Mode, which joins the existing Road and Rain modes to deliver greater confidence and rider engagement.

Rounding up the upgrade are the new fuel tank styling, refreshed bodywork, updated graphics, and an integrated LED daytime running light.

Available in Stone Grey, Snowdonia White, and Cosmic Yellow, the Triumph Trident 660—P549,000—carrying a P25,000-increase over its predecessor.

Daytona 660

The 2026 Triumph Daytona 660 retained the character that made it famous in the category.

Propelling the two-wheeler is a 660cc triple-cylinder engine that can dish out:

Maximum output (in hp)	94
Peak torque (in Nm)	69

Just like the Trident 660, the Triumph Daytona 660 features the six-axis IMU with Optimized Cornering ABS and Optimized Cornering Traction Control.

Moreover, the middleweight supersport is outfitted with Triumph Shift Assist as standard and fully adjustable Showa 41-millimeter Separate Function Big Piston (SFF-BP) upside-down forks. 

Other notable portions are:

• Metzeler Sportec M9 RR tires
• Refreshed graphics
• Integrated LED daytime running light
• Clear-anodized aluminum brake pedal

Offered in Sapphire Black, Cosmic Yellow, and Aluminum Silver, the Triumph Daytona 660 can be had for only P578,000—only up by P20,000 from the previous version.

Tiger Sport 660

Lastly, the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 became a more capable sport tourer with its heft of mechanical and technological enhancements.

Similar to the Trident, the model’s engine output is at:

Maximum output (in hp)	90
Peak torque (in Nm)	67.7

Since the previous version already has Triumph Shift Assist, Cruise Control, and My Triumph Connectivity as standard, the 2026 Triumph Tiger Sport 660 only added a six-axis IMU, unlocking Optimized Cornering ABS and Optimized Cornering Traction Control to further enhance rider confidence on winding roads and in changing weather conditions. 

Moreover, the latest Triumph Tiger Sport 660 is slapped with an 18.6-liter tank, redesigned radiator cowls, refreshed bodywork, updated graphics, and an integrated LED daytime running light.

Retailed in three new color options namely Silver Ice, Pure White, and Interstellar Blue, the, the Triumph Tiger Sport 600 wears a P588,000-price tag—increasing by only P20,000.

Below are the previous and current prices of the three Triumph models:

Model	Previous SRP	2026 SRP	Increase
Trident 660	P524,000	P549,000	P25,000
Daytona 660	P558,000	P578,000	P20,000
Tiger Sport 660	P568,000	P588,000	P20,00

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