BMW Bikes
Founded in 1916 · Country of origin: Germany
34 BMW models in India, priced from ₹2.7 Lakh (BMW G 310 R) to ₹49 Lakh (BMW M 1000 RR).
BMW Bikes Price List in India
| Model | Ex-showroom Price | Engine | Mileage |
|---|---|---|---|
| BMW G 310 R | ₹2.7 Lakh | 313 cc | 30 kmpl |
| BMW G 310 RR | ₹2.9 Lakh | 312.12 cc | 30.3 kmpl |
| BMW G 310 GS | ₹3 Lakh | 313 cc | 30 kmpl |
| BMW G310 RR | ₹3.05 Lakh | 312.12 cc | 30 kmpl |
| BMW F 450 R | ₹4.1 Lakh | — | — |
| BMW CE 02 | ₹4.5 Lakh | — | — |
| BMW F 450 GS | ₹4.7 Lakh | 420 cc | — |
| BMW C 400 GT | ₹11.5 Lakh | 350 cc | 28.57 kmpl |
| BMW F900XR | ₹12.55 Lakh | 895 cc | 24 kmpl |
| BMW F850 GS | ₹12.95 Lakh | 853 cc | 24 kmpl |
| BMW F 900 GS Adventure | ₹14.75 Lakh | 895 cc | 22.7 kmpl |
| BMW CE 04 | ₹15.25 Lakh | — | — |
| BMW F 900 GS | ₹16 Lakh | 895 cc | 22 kmpl |
| BMW R nineT Racer | ₹17 Lakh | 1170 cc | 22 kmpl |
| BMW R 1250 GS | ₹20.55 Lakh | 1254 cc | 21 kmpl |
| BMW R 12 nine T | ₹21.1 Lakh | 1170 cc | 19.6 kmpl |
| BMW S1000RR | ₹21.1 Lakh | 999 cc | 16 kmpl |
| BMW S 1000 R | ₹22.25 Lakh | 999 cc | 16.12 kmpl |
| BMW R 12 | ₹22.5 Lakh | 1170 cc | 19.6 kmpl |
| BMW R 1250 GS Adventure | ₹22.5 Lakh | 1254 cc | 21 kmpl |
| BMW S 1000 XR | ₹22.75 Lakh | 999 cc | 16 kmpl |
| BMW R 12 nineT | ₹23.5 Lakh | 1170 cc | 19.6 kmpl |
| BMW S 1000 RR | ₹23.75 Lakh | 999 cc | 15.6 kmpl |
| BMW R 1300 GS | ₹24 Lakh | 1300 cc | 20.83 kmpl |
| BMW R 1250 RT | ₹24.95 Lakh | 1254 cc | 21 kmpl |
| BMW R 1300 GS Adventure | ₹26.5 Lakh | 1300 cc | 21 kmpl |
| BMW R18 | ₹32.5 Lakh | 1802 cc | 17 kmpl |
| BMW K 1600 | ₹33.33 Lakh | 1649 cc | 17 kmpl |
| BMW M 1000 R | ₹33.5 Lakh | 999 cc | 15.62 kmpl |
| BMW K 1600 Bagger | ₹38 Lakh | 1649 cc | 16.94 kmpl |
| BMW K 1600 GTL | ₹38 Lakh | 1649 cc | 16.94 kmpl |
| BMW M 1000 XR | ₹45.5 Lakh | 999 cc | 15 kmpl |
| BMW M 1000 RR | ₹49 Lakh | 999 cc | 15.3 kmpl |
| BMW G310 GS | — | — | — |
About BMW
BMW started off as an aircraft manufacturer in the early 20th century. Post World War I, BMW was prohibited from manufacturing aircraft engines, so it set its sights on the automotive world. The first BMW motorcycle rolled off the production line in 1923. Christened ‘R32’, this model became the base for future BMW models for a long time.
BMW has been associated with a number of innovations in the automotive world. Technologies like telescopic forks, hydraulic damping and straight-travel rear-wheel suspension were first used by BMW. Over the years, BMW has also been actively involved in various disciplines of motorsports including superbike racing, road racing and endurance rallies.
BMW’s current range consists of a wide variety of motorcycles, stretching from superbikes to naked roadsters, from adventure touring motorcycles to modern classics. BMW even has ‘urban mobility vehicles’ in the form of scooters, though these aren’t sold in India at this point of time. BMW plans to increase its global sales figures by a significant number, and the 310cc motorcycles that have been developed with TVS will play a big role.
However, BMW currently sells only large-displacement motorcycles from its portfolio. The G 310 R and G 310 GS will be launched in the near future, however, but they won’t be accessible as such, with their premium pricing.