BMW Motorrad has launched the new BMW M 1000 R in India with prices starting at ₹33.5 lakh (ex-showroom). The hyper-naked roadster arrives as a CBU import, and bookings have opened across BMW Motorrad dealerships.
Deliveries are scheduled to begin in May 2026.
Derived from the legendary BMW S 1000 R, the new model blends superbike performance with a roadster stance.
BMW says the motorcycle is designed for riders who seek track-level performance while still being able to enjoy it on the road.
The new M 1000 R features an aggressive and compact design with several aerodynamic enhancements.
Key highlights:
The overall look complements the M badge with sharp, muscular and track-focused addons.
At the heart of the M 1000 R sits a high-revving inline-four derived from the S 1000 RR.
Engine specs:
BMW’s ShiftCam technology optimises valve timing to deliver stronger torque at low and mid-range speeds while still allowing high-rpm power delivery.
Other performance upgrades include titanium valves, lighter cam followers and revised camshafts for improved response.
The M 1000 R packs serious electronics to help riders extract maximum performance safely.
Tech highlights:
The traction control system has been revised and now works with the M quick-action throttle for sharper response, especially in Race mode.
Buyers can opt for the M Competition package, which adds several track-focused upgrades:
The package also introduces the Blackstorm Metallic / M Motorsport paint scheme.
The M 1000 R sits at the very top of BMW Motorrad’s naked bike lineup in India. At over ₹33 lakh, it targets enthusiasts who want superbike-level performance in a more upright roadster format.
With rivals like the Ducati Streetfighter V4 and Aprilia Tuono V4, the new M 1000 R strengthen BMW’s presence in the premium hyper-naked segment.
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