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BMW Motorrad sells 5,841 bikes in 2025 as G 310 RR emerges best seller
BMW Motorrad ended 2025 in India with 5,841 motorcycle deliveries, showing steady growth.
BMW Motorrad closed 2025 on a steady note in India, delivering a total of 5,841 motorcycles across segments. While the numbers may not suggest explosive growth, they do point to a brand that continues to find relevance in a niche but loyal premium motorcycling community.
A significant contributor to this performance was the BMW G 310 RR. The fully-faired motorcycle emerged as the brand’s highest-selling small-capacity model for the year, recording a 24 per cent increase in deliveries compared to the previous year. For many riders, the G 310 RR has become an accessible entry point into the BMW ecosystem.
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At the other end of the spectrum, BMW Motorrad continued to maintain its position as the leading premium motorcycle brand in India within the high-performance segment. This space, which caters to experienced riders and enthusiasts, remains small but consistent, and BMW’s presence here appears to be well established.
The company’s portfolio of high-end imported motorcycles also saw a year-on-year growth of seven per cent in 2025. Demand in this category was driven largely by models that have built strong reputations globally. The BMW S 1000 RR remained a popular choice among riders looking for a track-focused superbike with road-going capability. Meanwhile, adventure touring models such as the BMW R 900 GS and BMW R 1300 GS, along with their Adventure variants, continued to attract riders interested in long-distance touring.
(Also read: BMW Motorrad India to hike prices by up to 6% from January 2026)
BMW F 450 GS to launch in India
The F 450 GS will serve as a replacement for the G 310 GS. The motorcycle is equipped with a completely new 420 cc parallel-twin engine that generates 48 bhp at 8,750 rpm and 43 Nm of torque at 6,750 rpm. It includes a 6-speed transmission with a slipper clutch and a bi-directional quickshifter. This twin-cylinder engine is designed to provide not only a more thrilling power output compared to its predecessor but also enhanced refinement and improved performance at high-speed touring.
The motorcycle will come with a trellis frame that is supported by USD forks and a monoshock arrangement, each offering 180 mm of travel. Additionally, the bike's weight is noteworthy, as it weighs in at only 175 kg. It is equipped with a 19/17-inch alloy wheel configuration fitted with dual-purpose tires. The BMW F 450 GS will be produced by TVS at its facility in Hosur.
