In an official communication, BMW Motorrad (the motorcycle division of the brand) has announced its arrival in India. Previously, BMW motorcycles were sold by importers who had retail stores in Mumbai and Delhi.
Mr Shivapada Ray will head BMW Motorrad in India under Mr Vikram Pawah, President of BMW Group in India. They have introduced their CBU motorcycles first and have also announced their prices.
BMW Motorcycle Price List India
Motorcycle | Variant | Price |
R 1200 GS | Standard | 15.90 Lakhs |
Dynamic+ | 19.00 Lakhs | |
Pro | 19.50 Lakhs | |
R 1200 GSA | Standard | 17.50 Lakhs |
Dynamic+ | 20.90 Lakhs | |
Pro | 21.40 Lakhs | |
S 1000 RR | Standard | 18.90 Lakhs |
Pro | 21.40 Lakhs | |
S 1000 R | Standard | 16.90 Lakh |
Sport | 17.90 Lakh | |
Pro | 18.90 Lakh | |
R 1200 R | Standard | 14.90 Lakh |
Exclusive | 15.40 Lakhs | |
Style | 15.50 Lakhs | |
R Nine T | Standard | 17.90 Lakhs |
R Nine T Scrambler | Standard | 15.90 Lakhs |
R 1200 RS | Standard | 15.90 Lakhs |
Dynamic+ | 16.90 Lakhs | |
S 1000 XR | Standard | 18.50 Lakhs |
Pro | 21.50 Lakhs | |
R 1200 RT | Standard | 18.50 Lakhs |
Pro | 21.90 Lakhs | |
K 1600 GTL | Standard | 25.90 Lakhs |
Pro | 28.50 Lakhs |
*all prices ex-showroom in Delhi
The cheapest motorcycle in the lineup is R 1200 R (Standard variant) whereas the costliest of the lot is the K 1600 GTL (Pro) with an asking price of Rs 28.50 Lakhs.
As you may have already noticed, despite confirming it earlier, BMW Motorrad is not launching the G 310 R for now. First they will want to establish their dealer network in India before venturing into the mass market motorcycles. In its first phase of operations, BMW is setting up dealerships in Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Pune and Mumbai.
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