TL;DR
BMW Motorrad India will raise prices on its motorcycles by up to 6% starting January 1, 2026, citing foreign exchange pressures and rising input costs.
BMW Motorrad India has announced that it will implement a price hike across its entire motorcycle portfolio, effective January 1, 2026. The increase, which could be up to 6 per cent, is attributed to persistent foreign exchange pressures and rising input costs. This adjustment will affect both locally manufactured models and premium imported motorcycles sold in the Indian market.
The company cited the Indian rupee's depreciation against the US dollar and euro, along with escalating raw material and logistics expenses, as key factors necessitating the price revision. For consumers, this means popular models like the BMW G 310 RR could see an approximate increase of around ₹16,860, pushing its ex-showroom price closer to ₹2.98 lakh, while higher-end models could experience even more substantial hikes.
This strategic move aims to maintain profitability and ensure continued value generation for BMW Motorrad and its dealer partners in India. Prospective buyers considering a BMW motorcycle purchase are encouraged to finalise their decisions before the end of 2025 to avoid the impending price adjustments.
