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British marque Triumph has launched the 2026 model of its roadster, the Speed T4, in Vietnam. Reports put the price starting just above 63 million dong, aimed at Vietnam's expanding middleweight market.
A storied British brand bringing an Asian-priced roadster to Vietnam — this picture itself is irresistible to me. The Speed T4 is a model aimed at affordability. Exactly where a traditional brand kept things and where it made compromises — I can't stop wondering how the spec turns out. A bike that makes you want to compare it against the old Triumph image.
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What kind of income bracket in Vietnam actually buys a bike in this price range?
They say the middleweight market is expanding, but considering the local average income it still feels like a narrow gate.
It's great news that Triumph is getting seriously committed to Vietnam's growing market.
First time hearing the name Speed T4, I wonder if it's a new derivative in the Speed line.
Going by the T4 model designation, it might be an entry-level model in the Speed Twin family.
Curious how much of a premium the Triumph brand actually adds compared to Honda and Yamaha's middleweight offerings.
Starting at 63 million dong is a pretty bold price point for the middleweight class in Vietnam.
