BMW Motorrad India has announced that it will implement a price increase of up to 6% across its entire model range effective from January 1, 2026. The decision comes as a response to persistent economic pressures, primarily driven by the sharp depreciation of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar and Euro over several months. Additionally, the brand has cited rising input costs for raw materials and logistics as key factors necessitating the hike to maintain profitability and dealer value.
The BMW Motorrad range in India includes both locally manufactured models and premium Completely Built Units (CBUs). Below is a list of popular models available for sale along with their approximate ex-showroom prices as of late 2025:
| Model Category | Motorcycle Model | Approx. Ex-Showroom Price (INR) |
| Made in India | BMW G 310 RR | ~2.81 Lakh onwards |
| BMW CE 02 (Electric) | ~4.49 Lakh onwards | |
| Adventure | BMW F 900 GS | ~13.75 Lakh onwards |
| BMW F 900 GSA | ~14.75 Lakh onwards | |
| BMW R 1300 GS | ~22.66 Lakh onwards | |
| BMW R 1300 GSA | ~22.95 Lakh onwards | |
| Sport / Superbike | BMW S 1000 RR | ~22.76 Lakh onwards |
| BMW M 1000 RR | ~55.00 Lakh onwards | |
| BMW M 1000 R | ~33.00 Lakh onwards | |
| Heritage / Roadster | BMW R 12 | ~19.90 Lakh onwards |
| BMW R 12 nineT | ~21.43 Lakh onwards | |
| Urban Mobility | BMW C 400 GT (Maxi-Scooter) | ~11.50 Lakh onwards |
| BMW CE 04 (Electric) | ~15.25 Lakh onwards |
To assist customers in managing the upcoming price adjustments, BMW India Financial Services continues to offer customized financial solutions. These plans include:
The table below provides a comparison between the current approximate ex-showroom prices (as of December 2025) and the estimated new prices effective January 2026, assuming a maximum 6% increase.
| Model Category | Motorcycle Model | Current Price (Approx. INR) | Estimated New Price (6% Hike) |
| Made in India | BMW G 310 RR | 2,81,000 onwards | ~2,97,860 |
| BMW CE 02 (Electric) | 4,49,900 onwards | ~4,76,894 | |
| Adventure | BMW F 900 GS | 13,75,000 onwards | ~14,57,500 |
| BMW R 1300 GS | 22,66,000 onwards | ~24,01,960 | |
| BMW R 1300 GSA | 24,95,000 onwards | ~26,44,700 | |
| Sport / Superbike | BMW S 1000 RR | 22,76,000 onwards | ~24,12,560 |
| BMW M 1000 R | 33,00,000 onwards | ~34,98,000 | |
| BMW M 1000 RR | 55,26,000 onwards | ~58,57,560 | |
| Roadster / Heritage | BMW R 12 | 19,48,000 onwards | ~20,64,880 |
| BMW R 12 nineT | 22,55,000 onwards | ~23,90,300 | |
| Urban Mobility | BMW C 400 GT | 10,83,000 onwards | ~11,47,980 |
| BMW CE 04 (Electric) | 15,25,000 onwards | ~16,16,500 |
Note: All prices are ex-showroom. The exact hike may vary slightly by model variant.
When does the BMW Motorrad price hike start?
The new prices will be effective starting from January 1, 2026.
How much is the price increase for BMW bikes in 2026?
BMW Motorrad India has announced an increase of up to 6% across its entire range.
Why are BMW motorcycle prices increasing in India?
The hike is primarily due to the depreciation of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar and Euro, alongside increased costs for raw materials and logistics.
Which BMW motorcycles are made in India?
Currently, the BMW G 310 RR and the BMW CE 02 electric eParkourer are the primary “Made in India” models.
Are there any electric options in the BMW Motorrad India portfolio?
Yes, BMW offers the CE 02 and the high-end CE 04 electric scooter in the Indian market.
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