Triumph Motorcycles Philippines has been getting busy this year. After the launch of its 800 models at the 2026 Makina Moto Expo and the Scrambler 400 XC earlier this year, the British brand has now launched its updated trio of triples.
We’re talking about the new-and-improved versions of its popular middleweight naked, sport-touring, and sport bikes: the Trident 660, Tiger Sport 660, and Daytona 660.
Starting with the Trident 660, the naked sees slightly refreshed styling with new color options in Stone Grey, Snowdonia White, and Cosmic Yellow. Beyond the aesthetic changes, the 660 three-cylinder engine powering this bike now puts out 94hp and 68Nm of torque, good for a 14hp and 4Nm boost from the previous model. It now has a higher 12,650rpm redline as well, and Triumph says it was able to achieve all of these with a revised cylinder head, higher-lift camshafts, larger throttle bodies, and revised intake and exhaust systems. For 2027, the Triumph Trident 660 stickers for P549,000, an increase of P25,000 from its predecessor’s price tag.
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The Triumph Tiger Sport 660, er, sports the same mechanical upgrades as the Trident 660. Packing the same triple underneath, it delivers the same horsepower and torque. The sport tourer, however, has also received a fuel-tank upgrade, with capacity going up from 17.2 to 18.6 liters for 2027.
Like its sibling, this one gets a few cosmetic tweaks and three new color options, namely: Silver Ice, Pure White, and Interstellar Blue. The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 retails for P588,000, which is a P20,000 increase from the previous model.
Last but not least is the Daytona 660, which is also powered by the exact same engine with the same horsepower output but with ever so slightly more torque at 69Nm. Apart from the same mechanical tweaks, the Daytona gets a fully adjustable Showa front suspension comprising 41mm Separate Function Big Piston (SFF-BP) upside-down forks. It comes standard with Metzeler Sportec M9 RR tires and can be had in three different colorways: Sapphire Black, Cosmic Yellow, and Aluminum Silver. The sportbike is now available in the Philippines for P578,000, which also reflects a P20,000 price bump for 2027
In addition to the power upgrades, the Trident 660, Tiger Sport 660, and Daytona 660 now get a six-axis inertial measurement unit that enables optimized cornering ABS and traction control. There’s a new Sport mode as well.
“The new 660 range demonstrates Triumph's philosophy of continuous evolution,” said Triumph Motorcycles Philippines head of marketing John Mendoza. “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.”
Eyeing any of these Triumph bikes, readers? Tell us in the comments what you think of the updated lineup.
