Triumph Motorcycles

Triumph Motorcycles is the largest British-owned motorcycle manufacturer, with a heritage dating back to 1902. The modern iteration of the company was established in 1983 by John Bloor after the original Triumph Engineering went into receivership.

Today, the brand operates as a global manufacturer with a diverse production footprint. While design, prototyping, and engineering remain centered at the company's headquarters in Hinckley, United Kingdom, the majority of mass-market production has shifted internationally. Large-scale manufacturing facilities are located in Chonburi, Thailand, which produces a significant portion of the global lineup. Additionally, Triumph maintains a factory in Manaus, Brazil, for regional assembly, and has a strategic partnership with Bajaj Auto in India for the production of its smaller-capacity (400cc) models. Specialist models and prototype development continue to be handled at the UK facility.