Triumph Tiger Sport 660 On-Road Price in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh
Real ex-showroom price plus Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh RTO road tax and insurance. The Triumph Tiger Sport 660 starts at ₹11.01 Lakh on-road in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh.

Andhra Pradesh charges 13.2% road tax on a petrol two-wheeler at this price, which comes to ₹1.25 Lakh here.
With 20% down and a 3-year loan at 12% interest, that works out to about ₹29,253 a month. Try your own numbers
Estimate only. Actual RTO tax, insurance, and accessory costs vary by dealer, insurer, and current government notification. Always confirm the final on-road price with your dealer before booking.
Triumph Tiger Sport 660 On-Road Price Across Cities
Ahmedabad is the cheapest of the 39 cities we price, at ₹10.33 Lakh on-road, ₹68,040 less than Vijayawada.
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Buying the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 in Vijayawada
What is the on-road price of the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 in Vijayawada?
It starts at ₹11.01 Lakh for the Tiger Sport 660: ₹9.45 Lakh ex-showroom, ₹1.25 Lakh road tax and ₹31,182 insurance.
How much road tax is charged on the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 in Vijayawada?
Andhra Pradesh charges 13.2% road tax on a petrol two-wheeler at this price, which comes to ₹1.25 Lakh here.
How much road tax is charged on a BH-series plate in Vijayawada?
BH-series plates are for people who move states for work: government, PSU and defence staff, and employees of companies with offices in four or more states. On one, the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 pays about ₹9,000 in road tax every two years: about ₹63,000 over 14 years, against ₹1.25 Lakh once on a regular Andhra Pradesh plate. It is worked out under the central rule, on the price before GST.
Which city is cheapest to buy the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 in?
Ahmedabad is the cheapest of the 39 cities we price, at ₹10.33 Lakh on-road, ₹68,040 less than Vijayawada.
What is the EMI on the Triumph Tiger Sport 660 in Vijayawada?
About ₹29,253 a month with 20% down and a 3-year loan at 12%, on the Vijayawada on-road price. Change the down payment and tenure















