Triumph Tiger 1200 2027

Triumph Tiger 1200 2027

2027 Media Confirmed
Triumph · Adventure Bike
150 hp / 110.3 kW
Power
130 Nm
Torque
262 kg
Weight
1,160 ccm
Displacement
The Triumph Tiger 1200 2027 is the as yet unannounced facelift of Triumph's large adventure tourer. Photos from the start of Sam Sunderland's round-the-world record attempt show new LED headlights, a redesigned beak, a revised screen and a front sensor pointing to front-facing radar with adaptive cruise control. Engine and chassis appear unchanged: the 1,160 cc T-plane triple with 150 hp, semi-active Showa suspension and shaft drive.
Model Details
Lifecycleupdated
ChangesFacelift for 2027: new LED headlights, a redesigned beak, a revised screen, new tail lights and an additional sensor above the front end pointing to front-facing radar with adaptive cruise control. Engine and chassis appear to be unchanged. The front wheel size is open: the Rally Explorer has so far run a 21-inch front, while the start photos suggest a 19-inch wheel.
Model Info
Vehicle Typedual_sport
Target AudienceTouring riders, adventure-bike fans, high-mileage riders, long-distance travellers
Changes vs. Predecessor200,441
Engine & Performance
Engine TypeInline triple (T-plane crank), liquid-cooled, DOHC, 12 valves
Cylinders3
Displacement1,160 ccm
Bore x Stroke90,0 x 60,7 mm
Compression Ratio13,2:1
Power150 hp
Power (kW)110.3 kW
Power at RPM9,000 rpm
Torque130 Nm
Torque at RPM7,000 rpm
Fuel SystemFuel injection with ride-by-wire
CoolingLiquid cooling
Emission StandardEuro 5+
Drivetrain
Transmission6-speed
Final DriveShaft
ClutchHydraulic multi-plate wet clutch, slipper
StarterElectric
Performance
Power-to-Weight0.6 hp/kg
Chassis & Suspension
Frame TypeTubular steel frame with aluminium outriggers
Front ForkUSD telescopic fork, semi-active
Fork BrandShowa
Fork Diameter49 mm
Front Travel220 mm
Front Suspension Adj.Semi-active electronically controlled
Rear ShockMonoshock, semi-active with automatic preload
Shock BrandShowa
Rear Travel220 mm
Rear Suspension Adj.Semi-active electronically controlled, automatic preload
Electronic SuspensionYes
E-Suspension TypeShowa semi-active
Brakes
Front Disc Count2
Front Disc Size320 mm
Front CaliperBrembo M4.30 Stylema monobloc, radial
Front Brake BrandBrembo
Rear Disc Size282 mm
Rear CaliperBrembo 1-piston
ABSYes
ABS TypeCornering ABS (OC-ABS)
IMUYes
IMU Type6-axis
Dimensions & Weight
Seat Height875 mm
Wheelbase1,560 mm
Wet Weight262 kg
Fuel Capacity30 L
Tires & Wheels
Spoke WheelsYes
Electronics & Rider Aids
Riding ModesYes
Mode Count6
Mode NamesRain, Road, Sport, Off-Road, Off-Road Pro, Rider (configurable)
Custom ModesYes
Traction ControlYes
TC IMU-basedYes
TC DeactivatableYes
Engine Brake ControlYes
Cruise ControlYes
Adaptive Cruise ControlYes
QuickshifterStandard
QS DirectionUp & Down
Hill HoldYes
Front RadarYes
Rear RadarYes
Blind Spot MonitorYes
Display & Connectivity
DisplayTFT
Display Size7 "
ConnectivityBluetooth (My Triumph Connectivity)
Navigationyes (My Triumph)
KeylessYes
Lighting
HeadlightLED
DRLYes
Cornering LightsYes
Price & Availability
Market Launchexpected 2027
A2 CompatibleNo
Market NoteNot yet officially unveiled. The data is based on the current Tiger 1200 Rally Explorer that Sam Sunderland rode from London on 5 September 2026 for his round-the-world record attempt. Photos he published himself at the start show a facelift Triumph has not announced. Triumph declined to comment. Wheels, prices and colours for the 2027 model year are unconfirmed. A presentation is expected at EICMA in November 2026.
Expected RevealNovember 2026 (EICMA)

Strengths & Weaknesses

Strengths

  • Characterful T-plane triple, semi-active Showa suspension, shaft drive, expected front radar with adaptive cruise control, large 30-litre tank, Brembo Stylema brakes

Weaknesses

  • High weight, high price, tall seat, no official information yet on price, colours or wheels