BMW G 310 RR Price and Everything you Need to Know

The new BMW G 310 RR and Apache 310 RR is relatively identical, in terms of design, but BMW has made cosmetic modifications and given it BMW-specific livery to make it look more in line with larger BMW Motorrad motorcycles.

The BMW G 310 RR, the third model from the 310 series after the G 310 R and the G 310 GS Adventure Tourer, has been introduced in India. We already know that the TVS Apache 310 RR and the BMW G 310 RR are related and that they will be produced at TVS' Hosur factory together. In terms of design, the new BMW G 310 RR is relatively identical to the Apache 310 RR, but BMW has updated its appearance and given it BMW-specific livery to put it more in line with larger BMW Motorrad motorcycles. In India, BMW offers the G 310 RR in two different configurations.

Here is everything you need to know about BMW G 310 RR

• The base Black variant of the BMW G 310 RR price in India is Rs. 2.85 lakh and the top-end Style Sport Variant price in India is Rs. 2.99 lakh (ex-showroom). The latter has BMW Motorrad's racing livery on it. The top speed of BMW G310 RR is 143 kmph to 145 kmph.
• BMW has already accepted reservations for the vehicle and previously stated that consumers will be able to make monthly payments for the 310 RR starting at Rs 3,999 per month.

• BMW has made a few visual improvements to the BMW G 310 RR, bringing it more in line with BMW Motorrad vehicles with BMW-specific colors and logos.

• The split headlamp arrangement and comparable fairing design from the BMW G 310 RR are still present.

• The bull horn-shaped LED components in the taillights at the back are also a straight carryover from the Apache 310.

• Additionally, it receives a 5-inch vertical TFT instrument console with an updated operating system and modern technology including Bluetooth connectivity. The taillight, mirrors, golden USD forks, windscreen, and BI-LED dual projector headlights are all carryovers from the TVS model.

• The livery and BMW badging, which are associated with larger BMW supersport motorcycles, are the main distinguishing features between the two machines.

• The same 313 cc, single-cylinder engine from the 310 series will be used as the motor for the BMW G 310 RR.
• The motor is mated to a six-speed gearbox and produces 34 horsepower at 9,700 rpm and a maximum torque of 27 Nm at 7,700 rpm.
• It is also equipped with ride modes and dual-channel ABS among others.