BMW Bikes

BMW bikes price in India starts at Rs 2.81 Lakh for BMW G 310 RR, which is the cheapest model. The most expensive BMW two wheeler is BMW M 1000 XR priced at Rs 48.63 Lakh. The most popular models for BMW includes 4 Sports, 7 Super, 3 Adventure Tourer, 3 Sports Tourer, 2 Off Road, 1 Scooters, 2 Electric, 4 Tourer, 1 Roadster, 1 Cafe Racer, 1 Sports Naked and 1 Cruiser. Upcoming BMW bike in India include BMW F 450 GS which are expected to launch in 2025.

BMW Bikes Price List 2025 in India

BMW Motorrad is the motorcycle division of the German automotive manufacturer, BMW. It has been producing bikes since 1923 and is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. 

In India, the brand has 17 bikes and scooters in its lineup. From electric scooters and entry-level 300cc supersport to the litre-class super bikes, ADVs and cruisers, the German brand’s lineup is as diverse as it gets.

BMW Identity & Tag Line

BMW’s current brand tagline is ‘Make Life A Ride’.

The brand is known for making performance-oriented two-wheelers in all configurations: naked streetfighters, supersport, ADV, cruiser, roadster and more. Their bikes are immediately identifiable because of the brand’s signature blue, white and red paint scheme. 

Who Should Buy BMW Bikes?

The BMW G 310 RR is perfect for someone who likes the appeal of the BMW badge and riding experience of a 310cc supersport. The CE 02 is perfect for someone who wants an EV for running around the city and the CE 04 is perfect for someone who wants an EV for travelling longer distances on an everyday basis, provided their wallets are well-loaded. The C 400 GT is for someone who wants the thrill and comfort of a 400cc maxi-scooter. 

The F 900 GS and F 900 GS Adventure are suitable for someone who likes to have fun on off-road trails and go touring as well but don’t want the extreme performance and heft of the bigger capacity ADVs. 

The S 1000 RR is one of the ultimate superbikes money can buy and if you get your thrills from hair-raising performance and track days, then this is the bike for you. The S 1000 R offers a similar experience but in a naked, streetfighter form. The M 1000 XR is the ultimate sports tourer version of the superbike. 

The R 1250 RT is perfect for someone who wants to tour with extreme performance while being comfortable at the same time. The R 12 and R 12 nine T are perfect for someone who wants gorgeous retro styling and the thunderous roar of a 1200cc boxer engine. 

The R 1300 GS and R 1300 GS Adventure are perfect for someone who likes to go all-out on off-road conditions and do long-distance touring on the same. These ADVs are the ultimate companions for exploration and go places for which there aren’t any roads. 

The R 18 Transcontinental is suitable for someone who likes to cruise, do long-distance touring with a lot of luggage while being comfortable and move at their own pace.

BMW Bikes’ Price in India?

BMW’s range of bikes in India start from the G 310 RR, which is priced at Rs 2,81,000. The Style Sport and Style Passion variants are priced at Rs 2,94,000 while the Limited Edition variant is priced at Rs 2,99,00. 

The CE 02’s standard variant is priced at Rs 4,49,900 while the Highline variant is priced at Rs 4,99,900. The CE 04’s standard variant costs Rs 15,25,000 while the Style Avantgarde variant costs Rs 15,50,000. The C 400 GT’s standard variant costs Rs 10,83,000 while the Style Exclusive variant costs Rs 11,06,000. 

Moving to the 900cc category, the F 900 GS’s Style Passion variant is priced at Rs 14,85,000 while the Style GS Trophy variant costs Rs 15,12,000. The F 900 GS Adventure’s Black variant costs Rs 16,14,000 while the Aluminium Matt variant is priced at Rs 16,41,000. 

In the 1,000cc category, the standard S 1000 RR costs Rs 22,76,000 while the Pro and M Sport variants are priced at Rs 25,44,000 and Rs 27,84,000 respectively. The S 1000 R’s standard variant costs Rs 21,27,000, the Pro variant is priced at Rs 22,87,000 while the Pro M Sport variant costs Rs 27,68,000. The M 1000 XR is priced at Rs 48,63,000. 

The R 1250 RT is priced at Rs 26,66,000. The R 12’s standard variant is priced at Rs 21,48,000 while the Option 719 variant is priced at Rs 23,62,000. The R 12 nine T’s standard variant is priced at Rs 22,55,000 while the Option 719 variant costs Rs 24,15 ,000. 

The R 1300 GS’s Light White variant is priced at Rs 22,66,000, the Style Triple Black variant is priced at Rs 23,52,000, the Style GS Trophy variant costs Rs 23,79,000, the Style Triple Black (Adp Ht) is priced at Rs 24,06,000 while the Option 719 variant is priced at Rs 25,92,000. The R 1300 GS Adventure’s Racing Red variant is priced at Rs 24,95,000, the Style Triple Black variant costs Rs 26,08,000, the Style GS Trophy variant is priced at Rs 26,34,000, the Style GS Trophy + Auto Shift variant costs Rs 27,14,000 while the Option 719 + Auto Shift variant is priced at Rs 28,48,000. 

The K 1600 B is priced at Rs 35,62,000 while the K 1600 GTL is priced at Rs 35,62,000. The R 18 Transcontinental is priced at Rs 34,73,000 (all prices ex-showroom).

Interesting Facts about BMW

In India, the BMW G 310 RR and its now discontinued streetfighter and ADV versions, the G 310 R and G 310 GS, were developed in collaboration with TVS Motor Company and the bike (G 310 R) is manufactured in TVS’ plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu.

Bikes By Needs

Most Affordable BMW Bike

The BMW G 310 RR is the cheapest BMW bike. Its prices start from Rs 2,81,000 (ex-showroom).

Most Mileage-Efficient BMW Bike

The now discontinued G 310 R was the best mileage BMW bike as per our tests. In our real-world testing, it returned a mileage of 31.86kmpl in city riding and 37kmpl on the highway. As the G 310 R and the G 310 RR (which is still in production) share the same internals, the supersport bike should provide similar mileage performance as well.

BMW Bikes by Engine Capacity

BMW’s entire range of bikes in India are made to offer power-packed performance in a variety of different environments. The BMW G 310 RR’s engine provides good performance figures for the category and smooth power delivery. 

The CE 02 and CE 04 offer good throttle calibration and linear power delivery. The C 400 GT offers good performance for a maxi-scooter in the city and for some highway runs. 

The F 900 GS and F 900 GS Adventure offer thrilling mid-capacity performance and they are especially thrilling to ride on the off-road trails.  

The S 1000 RR, S 1000 XR and S 1000 R’s engines offer screeching, litre-class performance that likes to be revved to the redline and offers smooth power delivery as well. 

The R 1250 RT’s twin-cylinder boxer engine provides immense torque for smooth cruising on the highways. The R 12 and R 12 nine T’s engines offer immense low-end torque and good mid-range and top-end performance as well, making them suitable for all environments. 

The R 1300 GS and R 1300 GS Adventure’s engines offer punchy performance with a smooth power delivery, making them monsters on off-road trails and fantastic highway cruisers.  

The K 1600 B, K 1600 GTL and R 18 Transcontinental’s engines are made for long-distance touring with an endless amount of low-end and mid-range grunt. 

What’s New with BMW?

BMW is expected to launch the updated 2025 version of its cruiser, the R18 Transcontinental, in the next couple of months. The most exciting upcoming bike is the F 450 GS. The brand showcased the concept version at the 2025 Bharat Mobility Expo and looks like a scaled-down version of its bigger sibling, the R 1300 GS. 

Competing Brands

- G 310 RR: TVS Apache RR 310 and Kawasaki Ninja 300

- F 900 GS: Triumph Tiger 900 and Suzuki V-Strom 800 DE

- F 900 GS Adventure: Triumph Tiger 900 GT and KTM 890 Adventure R

- S 1000 RR: Ducati Panigale V4 and Ninja ZX-10R

- S 1000 R: Triumph Speed Triple 1200 RS, Ducati Streetfighter V4

- S 1000 XR: Kawasaki Versys 1000 and Ducati Multistrada V4

- M 1000 XR: Ducati Multistrada V4 RS

- R 12: Triumph Bonneville Bobber, Harley-Davidson Sportster S, Indian FTR and Scout Bobber

- R 12 nineT: Triumph Bonneville T120 and Kawasaki Z900RS

- R 1300 GS: Triumph Tiger 1200, Ducati Multistrada V4 and Harley-Davidson Pan America 1250

- R 1300 GS Adventure: Triumph Tiger 1300

- K 1600 GTL: No direct rival available in India

- R 18 Transcontinental: Honda Goldwing Tour

Upcoming Bikes

Popular FAQs 

Q: What is the full form of BMW?
A: The full form of BMW is Bayerische Motoren Werke. 

Q: What does BMW Motorrad mean?

A: BMW Motorrad is the motorcycle division of the German automobile giant, BMW and the word ‘Motorrad’ simply translates to motorcycle in German. 

Q: Are BMW and BMW Motorrad the same company?

A: Yes, they are the same. BMW Motorrad is BMW’s motorcycle division. 

Q: What are the most popular BMW bikes?

A: The BMW S 1000 RR and the BMW R 1300 GS are the brand’s most popular bikes.

Q: What is the cheapest BMW bike?

A: The cheapest BMW bike is the BMW G 310 RR, in India.