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G 310 GS Variants & Prices

₹3.25 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
313cc
Power
33.52bhp
Mileage
30kmpl
Weight
175kg
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02 / Variants

BMW G 310 GS Variants and Price List

The BMW G 310 GS is available in a single fully-loaded variant: the ABS BS6, priced at Rs 3,30,000 ex-showroom across India. BMW Motorrad India made the decision straightforward - there is no base model without ABS, no high-spec variant with extras, just one specification that includes everything the bike offers as standard.

Standard equipment on that single variant includes: liquid-cooled 313cc BS6 engine, dual-channel ABS, LED headlight, fully digital instrument cluster, 6-speed gearbox, upside-down front forks, preload-adjustable rear monoshock, and dual-sport tyres on alloy wheels. The bike does not come with handguards, crash guards, or a centre stand - all of which are popular aftermarket additions for touring riders.

On-road prices vary by city due to state road tax rates and insurance:

  • Delhi: approximately Rs 3,89,000
  • Mumbai: approximately Rs 3,84,000
  • Bangalore: approximately Rs 4,10,000
  • Hyderabad: approximately Rs 3,80,000
  • Chennai: approximately Rs 3,67,000

Given the discontinuation in April 2025, price variations at dealerships holding remaining inventory may include discounts. BMW Motorrad was offering clearance discounts of up to Rs 50,000 on the G 310 GS before the model was phased out.

SpecStandard [2022-2023]Standard
Price₹ 3,24,973₹ 3,30,000
Engine313 cc313 cc
Max Power33.52 bhp33.52 bhp
Mileage (ARAI)30 kmpl30 kmpl
ABS——
WheelsAlloyAlloy
Start TypeSelf StartSelf Start
Tyres——
Colours04

The single-variant strategy kept decision-making simple for buyers. The trade-off is that there was no entry-level price option - Rs 3,30,000 ex-showroom was the floor. For context, the Royal Enfield Himalayan 450 base variant undercuts it by approximately Rs 45,000 with more features, while the KTM 390 Adventure X is priced similarly with a significantly stronger electronics package. The G 310 GS justified its price through brand premium, build quality, and the GS lineage - factors that matter differently to different buyers.

Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many variants does BMW G 310 GS come in?▾
BMW G 310 GS is available in a single variant - the ABS BS6 - priced at Rs 3,30,000 ex-showroom. There is no base non-ABS option; the single specification includes dual-channel ABS and all standard features as a uniform package.
QDoes BMW G 310 GS come with crash guards and handguards?▾
No. The BMW G 310 GS does not include crash guards, handguards, or a centre stand as standard equipment. These are available as optional BMW Motorrad accessories through authorised dealerships and are popular additions for riders planning touring or off-road use.
QIs there a higher-spec variant of BMW G 310 GS available in India?▾
No. BMW sold only one variant of the G 310 GS in India and discontinued the model entirely in April 2025. The BMW F 450 GS is the next-generation model on a new 449cc platform and is a separate, higher-priced motorcycle, not a variant of the G 310 GS.
QDo all BMW G 310 GS colour options cost the same?▾
Yes. All three colour options - Cosmic Black 3, Sport, and Rally - are priced identically at Rs 3,30,000 ex-showroom. There is no colour premium on any variant of the G 310 GS.
QDoes BMW G 310 GS get dual-channel ABS on all variants?▾
Yes. The BMW G 310 GS was sold in India as a single variant - the ABS BS6 - and dual-channel ABS is standard on this only variant. There was no non-ABS base option. The BS6 model's ABS is non-switchable, unlike the earlier BS4 version which offered switchable rear ABS.