BMW Motorrad to raise prices starting January 2025

In line with rising costs and inflation, BMW Motorrad has announced a overall increase in prices across all products for January 2025. However, all the models will be ranging up to 2.5%. Models include the G 310 R, S 1000 RR, and the big ones, 1300 GS, among others. Ducati also made a similar adjustment, saying it was attempting to maintain profitability and quality.
 

Quick Highlights:

• BMW announces price hike across all models.
• Prices increase by up to 2.5%.
• G 310 R, S 1000 RR affected.
• Ducati also plans a price hike in 2025.
• F 450 GS to debut, competing with Tuareg.

BMW Motorrad will introduce a price increase of as much as 2.5% on its entire model range in India from January 2025. It said it had taken the price hike to lessen the input cost pressures and inflation, maintain product quality, and ensure profitability.
 

Raise Prices Across All Models in 2025; G 310 R, S 1000 RR, and R 1300 GS Affected

BMW will increase prices of all models, including G 310 R, S 1000 RR, and R 1300 GS, starting next year. BMW became the second premium motorcycle brand in India to announce a price hike, following Ducati India. It also revealed plans to raise prices in the coming year.
 

The price increase announcement should also improves some sales in the last month of this year. Generally, the sales are normally at their lowest point given the low demand. This may also be a perfect time to look around for end-of-year discounts and benefits if one is in the market to buy a two-wheeler.
 

BMW has a very busy year ahead, with the production version of the F 450 GS to be launched. This mid-size ADV will compete with models like the Aprilia Tuareg 457, which is also expected to launch next year.
 

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