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G 310 R News & Updates

₹2.85 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026

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Engine
313cc
Power
33.52bhp
Mileage
30kmpl
Weight
164kg
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06 / News

BMW G 310 R Latest News & Updates

The BMW G 310 R was officially discontinued in India in April 2025 when OBD2B emission norms came into effect. BMW Motorrad chose not to recertify the 313cc single-cylinder platform under the new standards, ending the G 310 R's production run alongside the G 310 GS. The G 310 RR - the full-faired sport variant on the same 313cc platform - was recertified and continues to be sold in India, with a Limited Edition variant having launched in 2025.

The broader context is BMW Motorrad's platform transition. The new 449cc parallel-twin co-developed with TVS Motor Company is the brand's strategic direction for entry-level India products. The BMW F 450 GS, the adventure-tourer on this platform, was launched in India on April 23, 2026 at Rs 4.70 lakh ex-showroom and immediately sold out its initial allocation with waiting periods extending to September 2026. A naked roadster on the same platform - the BMW F 450 R - is expected to follow and would be the G 310 R's natural successor.

For existing G 310 R owners, BMW Motorrad India has confirmed that parts availability and authorised service support will continue through its dealer network post-discontinuation. The 313cc platform has a long enough production history that parts supply is stable.

The used G 310 R market remains active. Prices have settled in the Rs 1.60-2.40 lakh range for well-maintained examples - a meaningful discount from the last official new price of Rs 2,85,000.

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The G 310 R's discontinuation is the end of a specific chapter for BMW Motorrad India - the entry-level naked 300cc from a European brand built in India at a price that made BMW accessible to a much wider buyer base than ever before. The F 450 R, when it arrives, will pick up that mantle at a higher price point. Until then, the used G 310 R market is the best way to experience what BMW built here.

Frequently Asked Questions

QWhy was BMW G 310 R discontinued in India?▾
BMW discontinued the G 310 R in India in April 2025 because the brand chose not to upgrade the 313cc platform to meet OBD2B emission norms that came into force on April 1, 2025. The platform was considered at end of lifecycle, and BMW's investment focus has shifted to the new 449cc parallel-twin platform developed with TVS Motor Company.
QWhat is replacing BMW G 310 R in India?▾
The expected successor is the BMW F 450 R, a naked roadster on the new 449cc parallel-twin platform co-developed with TVS Motor Company. The adventure version of this platform - the BMW F 450 GS - launched in India in April 2026 at Rs 4.70 lakh. The F 450 R has not yet been officially announced for India.
QWill BMW continue servicing G 310 R after discontinuation?▾
Yes. BMW Motorrad India has confirmed that authorised service support and genuine parts supply for the G 310 R will continue through its dealer network following the April 2025 discontinuation. This is BMW Motorrad's standard policy for discontinued models and gives current owners a stable service horizon.
QIs the BMW G 310 RR also discontinued?▾
No. The BMW G 310 RR - the full-faired sport variant on the same 313cc platform - was recertified to OBD2B norms and continues to be sold in India. A G 310 RR Limited Edition (310 units) was also launched in 2025, making it the surviving member of the 310 family in the new-bike market.