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BMW Motorrad will launch the F 450 GS in India on 23 April 2026. The 420cc adventure bike, replacing the G 310 GS, features a parallel-twin engine, advanced hardware, and four variants, with manufacturing by TVS in India.

Ducati launched the Desmo450 MX in India, BMW introduced the 2026 M 1000 R, Triumph confirmed its 350 cc range launch, and Kawasaki announced special offers on the Ninja ZX-6R and Ninja 300 models.

BMW Motorrad India has launched the high-performance M 1000 R at Rs 33.5 lakh. Powered by a 999 cc, 210 HP powerful engine, it blends supersport dynamics with roadster practicality.

BMW Motorrad has unveiled the R 1300 R Superhooligan at the Daytona 200 weekend, a 145 HP custom roadster paying homage to the brand’s 1976 AMA Superbike victory.

February 2026 will bring multiple upcoming petrol motorcycles to India, covering adventure, supersport, naked and performance segments, offering better technology, power and riding comfort

India’s adventure bike segment is set for a major shift in 2026, with new launches promising better performance, modern features and more choices for touring and off-road enthusiasts

January 2026 brings exciting motorcycle launches in India, featuring retro, adventure, and sporty bikes with modern features, powerful engines, and designs for every type of rider.

BMW Motorrad announces up to a 6% price increase across its lineup from January 2026, driven by forex volatility. Explore reasons, impacted bikes, and tips to buy before the hike hits.

BMW is set to retire its 310 series and introduce a new 450cc twin-cylinder platform, starting with the F 450 GS and expanding into multiple body styles.

BMW Motorrad's F 450 GS debuts in India in January 2026, built by TVS with a 48 HP 420 cc twin, a 6.5-inch TFT, and ride modes. Priced at Rs 4.5-5.5 lakh, it redefines entry-level adventure riding.

December brings three major motorcycle launches, promising fresh designs, new tech, and strong competition across segments. Here’s a quick look at what’s about to arrive.

BMW Motorrad has revised its Indian prices following GST 2.0 reforms. While models like G 310 RR and C 400 GT get cheaper, larger displacement bikes face higher taxes, reshaping the premium motorcycle market.

BMW Motorrad teases the 2025 G310 RR, featuring fresh aesthetics, advanced electronics, and improved performance, set to launch during the festive season.

BMW Motorrad India has quietly pulled the plug on its most affordable bikes, the G 310 R and G 310 GS, marking a major strategic shift.

BMW Motorrad has launched the 2025 C 400 GT maxi-scooter in India at ₹11.45 lakh (ex-showroom). With premium features, a 350cc engine, and advanced safety tech, it's a top-tier urban touring scooter.