Triumph motorcycles are primarily made in multiple locations globally, with major manufacturing facilities in Thailand, the UK, and Brazil. The company has six world-class factories: two are based in Hinckley, UK, where all design work, prototype construction, and engineering take place, including machining of cranks and camshafts, as well as some assembly and paint shop facilities. However, most of the motorcycle production now occurs in three factories in Chonburi, Thailand, where parts manufacturing, casting, injection molding, machining, and full assembly happen. Additionally, there is a facility in Manaus, Brazil, which assembles bikes for the local market. This global distribution helps Triumph manage costs while maintaining strict quality control standards across all sites. The company originally founded in England has evolved to become a truly global operation, but its design roots and some component manufacturing remain in the UK.
Thus, Triumph motorcycles are designed and partially manufactured in the UK but are primarily assembled and produced in Thailand, with some local assembly in Brazil for regional markets.
