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How much does BMW G310R cost in Germany?
International-spec model gets optional heated grips.Pricing details of the BMW G310R entry level naked sportsbike for Germany have emerged. The made-in-India motorcycle has just entered production at TVS Motor Co. Hosur facility.
International-spec model gets optional heated grips.Pricing details of the BMW G310R entry level naked sportsbike for Germany have emerged. The made-in-India motorcycle has just entered production at TVS Motor Co. Hosur facility.
In Germany, the G310R retails at 4,750 euros (around INR 3.54 lakhs), marginally cheaper than its primary rivals like the Yamaha MT-03, Kawasaki Z300 and KTM Duke 390.While the BMW badge, aggressive styling, and a tempting price tag will surely attract attention, the baby Bimmer is the least powerful (at least on paper) offering in the segment. The 313 cc single-cylinder liquid-cooled engine develops 34 PS as against the Duke’s (also made-in-India) 44 PS.
The automaker has also announced a range of accessories to enable personalization. One can opt for a luggage rack at the rear with two options for top cases – 30-litre box in Granite Matte Grey or a regular 29-litre unit. Owners can also specify their G310R with an inner bag for top case, a reprofiled seat which reduces the pillion seat height, heated grips, centre stand, 12V charging socket and LED turn indicators. ABS is available as a standard fitment.
The G310R is expected to go on sale in India later this year. The motorcycle will also spawn a fully faired TVS version which was previewed by the Akula 310 concept.
This article has first appeared in Rushlane.com
