2026 Triumph TF 250-E

Description

The 2026 Triumph TF 250-E is Triumph’s first production electric motocross motorcycle, developed directly from the company’s TF MX racing program. Built around a lightweight aluminum chassis, premium KYB suspension, and a high-output electric motor, the TF 250-E delivers instant torque, sharp handling, and low-maintenance performance for competitive riders. It brings Triumph’s race engineering into the electric MX world with a focus on agility, durability, and tunable power delivery.

Features

High-Performance Electric Powertrain – Instant torque, race-tuned power delivery, and multiple selectable riding modes.
Lightweight MX Frame – Aluminum TF-series chassis optimized for electric power and centralized mass.
Premium KYB Suspension – Fully adjustable 48 mm KYB AOS forks and KYB rear shock for competition performance.
High-Spec Braking System – Lightweight wave rotors and high-performance calipers for consistent braking.
Advanced Battery and Cooling – Liquid-cooled battery system engineered for full-moto stability and reduced thermal fade.
Selectable Modes & Launch Control – Adjustable power, traction control and throttle response for varying track conditions.
Low Maintenance – Fewer moving parts and no engine rebuilds mean more riding and less shop time.

Technical Specifications

Motor: Triumph-developed electric MX power unit
Peak Output: Competitive 250cc-class equivalent (~40+ hp target)
Torque: Instant full torque delivery
Battery: Liquid-cooled lithium pack, MX-length endurance
Charging: Fast-charge capable (details TBD)
Frame: Aluminum TF MX chassis
Front Suspension: KYB 48 mm AOS fully adjustable
Rear Suspension: KYB fully adjustable monoshock
Front Brake: Wave rotor with performance caliper
Rear Brake: Wave rotor with single-piston caliper
Wheels: 21' front / 19' rear
Electronics: Ride modes, traction control, launch control, regenerative braking system
Weight: Competitive MX class target
Bodywork: Slim, race-ergonomic TF-series layout