Triumph Unveils New Paint Schemes for 2026
Triumph Motorcycles has unveiled twelve striking new paint schemes for its model year 2026 range. Sporting bold flashes of colour and high contrast two-tone designs, including Lava Red Gloss, Kingfisher Blue, and Triumph Performance Yellow, the new designs meet customer demand for motorcycles that are as visually distinctive as they are thrilling to ride.
Available in Triumph dealerships from July 2025, the new colourways span the brand’s most popular models—from adventure-ready Tigers to modern classics, agile roadsters, and the commanding Rocket 3 Storm.
BOLD NEW LOOK FOR TIGERS
The Tiger 900 GT and GT Pro models, and the GT Pro A2 variant, are gaining two striking, yet subtle, colour schemes – each with bold accent colours edging the radiator cowls and beaks.
The new standard colour option sports vivid Carnival Red accents on its Sapphire Black beak and radiator cowl finisher, plus Sapphire Black front mudguard supports and side panels, a Graphite rear radiator cowl, and a grab rack in Matt Phantom Black.
The premium paint scheme, Snowdonia White and Sapphire Black, has been updated with Triumph Performance Yellow accents on its Snowdonia White beak and radiator cowl, complemented by Sapphire Black front mudguard supports, tank end panel and radiator cowl finisher, plus a Matt Phantom Black grab rack.
The Tiger 900 Rally Pro gets two new colour schemes that enhance its rugged, go-anywhere appeal. The new standard paint scheme, Snowdonia White & Graphite, has refined, technical look that highlights the Tiger’s all-road capability. The new design features diagonal bands of Snowdonia White, Graphite and Sapphire Black across the fuel tank, side panels and radiator cowls, and is finished with a Matt Phantom Black grab rack.
Adding a flash of energy to the Tiger’s purposeful stance, the new premium design features bold accents in Triumph Performance Yellow, across the Sapphire Black beak, seat panels and mudguard, complemented by an Ash Grey lower radiator cowl. Finished with a grab rack in Matt Phantom Black this scheme screams capability and confidence.
