2021 BMW Motorcycles Price List in India [All Models]

2021 BMW Motorcycles Price List in India: The BMW-Motorrad price range starts from the G310R at INR 2.50 lakhs, going all the way up to INR 24 lakhs for the recently-launched R18 Classic cruiser motorcycle. The limited-edition BMW HP4 Race is no longer available in India while the brand recently launched the 2021 models of the R nineT and the R nineT Scrambler in the Indian markets. Here is the complete price list for the latest BMW bikes available in the Indian market:

2021 BMW Motorcycles Price List

Ex-Showroom Prices (Pan-India)

[caption id="attachment_311586" align="alignnone" width="1671"] New BMW S1000RR[/caption]

1000cc BMW Motorcycles

1. S1000RR Standard – INR 19.50 lakh
2. S1000RR Pro – INR 21.40 lakh
3. S1000RR Pro M Sport – INR 23.75 lakh
4. S1000XR Pro – INR 21.30 lakh

BMW Motorrad is expected to launch the M1000RR in addition to the 2021 model of the S1000R naked motorcycle in India later this year. [caption id="attachment_583817" align="aligncenter" width="900"] BMW G310GS[/caption]

GS Series Motorcycles

1. G310GS White – INR 2.90 lakh
2. G310GS Black – INR 2.96 lakh
3. G310GS Special Edition – INR 2.96 lakh
4. F900XR Standard – INR 10.95 lakh
5. F900XR Pro – INR 12.40 lakh
6. R1250GS Pro – INR 20.45 lakh
7. R1250GSA Pro – INR 22.35 lakh

BMW-Motorrad has discontinued the F750GS and F850GS adventure motorcycles in India. [caption id="attachment_583816" align="aligncenter" width="900"] BMW G310R[/caption]

Roadsters

1. G310R White – INR 2.50 lakh
2. G310R Black – INR 2.50 lakh
3. G310R Style Sport – INR 2.60 lakh
4. F900R – INR 10.80 lakh
5. R1250R Standard – INR 16.25 lakh

[caption id="attachment_552856" align="aligncenter" width="1250"] BMW R18 Cruiser[/caption]

Heritage Motorcycles

1. R nineT Scrambler – INR 16.75 lakh
2. R nineT – INR 18.50 lakh
3. R18 Standard – INR 19.90 lakh
4. R18 First Edition – INR 22.55 lakh
5. R18 Classic First Edition – INR 24.00 lakh

[caption id="attachment_164299" align="aligncenter" width="1387"] BMW has also stopped selling the K series of touring motorcycles in India.[/caption]