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M 1000 RR News & Updates
₹49.00 Lakhex-showroom · last updated 2026
- Engine
- 999cc
- Power
- 209.19bhp
- Mileage
- 15.3kmpl
- Weight
- 192kg
06 / News
BMW M 1000 RR Latest News
The BMW M 1000 RR was discontinued in India in October 2025 - the last generation model, which had been sold since the bike's India launch in 2021, was withdrawn from the official BMW Motorrad India lineup. No official reason was published by BMW; the most cited factors in the enthusiast community are India's emission compliance requirements, low volume sales at the Rs 49-55 lakh price point, and BMW's strategic decision to transition the premium superbike lineup.
Internationally, BMW unveiled the 2025 M 1000 RR with meaningful updates: output increased to 218 bhp (up from 212 PS), revised aerodynamics with new winglet design, a new flex frame geometry, a revised engine mount, and an updated electronics suite including dynamic traction control with brake slide assist. This is a significant enough update to represent a new-generation M 1000 RR. BMW Motorrad India has made no announcement regarding the 2025 model's India launch. Given the pattern of the previous generation being discontinued without immediate replacement, the 2025 M 1000 RR's India arrival - if it occurs - is likely a 2026 or 2027 event at the earliest.
In parallel, BMW Motorrad India's 2026 product activity has been focused on the affordable end of the M range. The BMW M 1000 R naked roadster was launched in India at Rs 33.50 lakh, which is the current M family flagship that is actually purchasable new. The S 1000 RR (the standard superbike at approximately Rs 20-22 lakh, without the M homologation package) continues as the accessible track option in BMW's India range.
Official Updates (3)
As of May 2026, BMW Motorrad India has made no announcement regarding a launch date or pricing for the updated 2025 BMW M 1000 RR - which debuted internationally with 218 bhp, revised M Winglets, a new flex frame, and updated brake slide assist electronics; the India launch of the new generation remains unconfirmed despite the previous generation having been discontinued in October 2025.
The 2025 BMW M 1000 RR - unveiled internationally with 218 bhp (up from 212 PS), revised aerodynamic winglets, new flex frame geometry, and updated brake slide assist - has been on sale in European and US markets since early 2025 but BMW Motorrad India has not published pricing, a launch timeline, or pre-booking details for the Indian market.
BMW Motorrad India launched the all-new 2026 BMW M 1000 R naked roadster on March 16, 2026 at Rs 33.50 lakh ex-showroom - the M family's first actively-sold model in India since the M 1000 RR's discontinuation in October 2025; the M 1000 R uses the same 999cc inline-four producing 207 bhp with M Winglets, dual-flow LED headlights, and Race Pro modes, with deliveries commencing May 2026.
For M 1000 RR enthusiasts monitoring India launch news: BMW Motorrad India's press releases at press.bmwgroup.com/india are the authoritative source for any announcement. There has been no pre-booking, teaser, or pricing leaked as of May 2026. The 2025 M 1000 RR has been on sale in international markets since early 2025 but BMW Motorrad India has not moved on a local launch.