BMW’s G310 RR has gained popularity in the Indian motorbike market thanks to its premium sports design and driving DNA. Riding the bike gives excitement on the track and makes city roads more appealing to riders. For 2025, the bike looks better than ever with new colours and a longer warranty offered. The bike’s ex-showroom price at Rs 3.05 lakh sees it facing competition from the Kawasaki Ninja 300 and TVS Apache RR 310. Let’s find out the latest news and features of the platform.
Sporty Design and Racing Appeal
Just as the S 1000 RR, the G310 RR 2025 is designed with a full-fairing, assertive front and race graphics. The new paint job and design in Racing Blue Metallic, Light White Uni and Cosmic Black 2 make the car look nicer. Due to its strong front, LED headlamps and slippery fairing, it is both powerful on the track and looks good on the road. With a seat height of 811 mm and a weight of 174 kg, the bike is perfect for active control.
Advanced Technology and Riding Modes
The bike has a 5-inch TFT display and includes ride-by-wire, as well as four riding modes—Track, Sport, Rain and Urban. They work to improve how quick the accelerator responds and how ABS applies the brakes. The 2025 model comes with dual-channel ABS, cornering ABS and anti-hopping clutch to ensure safer braking and changing gears. Using the BMW Motorrad Connect app, a rider can access directions and bike updates in real-time. With the golden USD front forks and an aluminium swingarm, the bike looks high-end.
Powerful Engine and Performance
This bike is fueled by a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine with a 312.12cc capacity and it produces 33.5 bhp of power and 27.3 Nm of torque. With the 6-speed gearbox and slipper clutch, the engine makes driving smooth, allowing the bike to attain 160 km/h as its top speed. ARAI certified mileage of 30.3 kmpl ensures the car gives you great returns on city as well as highway runs. It is designed to provide quick throttle reaction, excellent for those who prefer to ride hard on a track.
Better Handling and Safety
You’ll find good handling and comfort on this bike from the 43mm USD front forks and adjustable rear monoshock suspension. For your safety, the bike has brakes with dual channels and the front and back rotors are 320mm and 240mm. The front Michelin 110/70 R17 and rear Michelin 150/60 R17 tyres give the car stronger grip. Race cars stabilize while turning and have precise control, all thanks to the tubular space frame.
Price and Variants
The ex-showroom cost of the G310 RR 2025 starts at Rs 3.05 lakh and on-road in Delhi, it ranges between Rs 3.31 lakh and Rs 3.59 lakh. The SUV can be had in Standard and Style Sport versions, with the Style Sport costing Rs 3.07 lakh. EMI plans for Dream Masala start at Rs 8,351 each month. A 5-year warranty provided by BMW shows that its cars are built for reliability.
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