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BMW M 1000 R Launched in India at Rs 33 Lakh, Claims 280km/h Top Speed

Powering the BMW M 1000 R is a 999cc, inline 4-cylinder, water-cooled engine that churns out 209bhp and 113Nm of torque. It claims a top speed of 280km/h and a 0-100km/h timing of 3.2 seconds.

By Kanika Sachdeva

5 Oct, 2023

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BMW M 1000 R

Subsequent to the launch of the M 1000 RR in June 2023, BMW Motorrad has now rolled out the M 1000 R motorcycle in India alongside its full-blown Competition variant. The price for the BMW M 1000 R is set at Rs 33 lakh, while the BMW M 1000 R Competition costs Rs 38 lakh. All prices mentioned are ex-showroom. The all-new BMW M 1000 R hypernaked bike is the highest-spec S 1000 R motorcycle that comes with 'M' grade features, engine parts, and components over the standard bike. The BMW M 1000 R Competition, on the other hand, is equipped with the M Competition package, including the Blackstorm metallic/M Motorsport colour scheme, rider footrest, carbon wheels, engine protector, the M pillion cover, etc. The engine on offer is a 999cc, inline 4-cylinder, water-cooled unit that belts out 113Nm of peak torque at 11,000rpm and 209bhp at 14,500rpm, even making more power than the Ducati Streetfighter V4 S (205bhp). The BMW ShiftCam technology – which features Variable Valve Timing (VVT) – is said to offer optimum performance in high and low revs, letting the engine produce more torque across the rev range.

The Bavarian motorcycle maker has also given the M 1000 R titanium valves, new spring assemblies, and lighter cam followers, thereby helping the vehicle to perform better. The M 1000 R boasts a top speed of 280km/h and a 0-100km/h timing of 3.2 seconds (claimed).

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BMW M 1000 R: Rider Aids

BMW M 1000 R New

The BMW M 1000 R is kitted out with riding modes, the driver can choose between 'Rain', 'Road', 'Dynamic', 'Race', or 'Race Pro 1-3' ( which offers additional 3 riding modes). BMW Motorrad has also equipped the bike with a latest-generation dynamic traction control (DTC) system as well as a DTC wheelie function with a 6-axis sensor box. These, therefore, enable the individual adaptation of the most diverse control functions, such as Engine (throttle), Engine Brake, traction control, wheelie control, ABS, and ABS Pro to suit the rider’s own skill level and riding style. Other assistance systems that come with 'Pro' modes include launch control for perfect race starts and a pit-lane limiter to adhere to precise speeds in the pit lane. 

BMW M 1000 R: Features

Feature-wise, the supersport M Roadster offers a multifunctional instrument cluster with a 6.5-inch TFT screen displaying a new rev counter, start-up animation with M logo, LED light units, adaptive turning light, heated grips, a rear USB charging socket, and electronic cruise control. At an additional cost, you will get the M GPS datalogger, M GPS laptrigger, as well as a lightweight M battery.

Also Read: BMW M 1000 XR Launched in India at Rs 45 Lakh 

BMW M 1000 R: Design

On the looks front, the M 1000 R appears nearly identical to the S 1000 R. However, the new M Winglets with more aerodynamic downforce lend the bike a muscular appearance. The carbon fibre parts, LED headlight, and wide handlebars bring out its sporty and aggressive character. Also available are new front mudguards which have been optimised for improved airflow around the brake callipers and fork legs.

BMW M 1000 R: Pricing and Other Details

The BMW M 1000 R comes in two variants, ranging from Rs 33 lakh for the entry-level variant to Rs 38 lakh for the Competition variant. It is imported into the country as a completely built-up unit and can be pre-ordered at all authorised BMW Motorrad India dealerships, starting today. The company says that the deliveries will begin in January 2024.

Also Read: Ducati Multistrada V4 S Grand Tour Edition with New Livery, More Features Marks Global Debut

BMW M 1000 R: What the Company Said?

On the occasion, Mr Vikram Pawah, President, BMW Group India, said, "The all-new BMW M 1000 R is the second M model from BMW Motorrad. This powerful superbike pushes you to the limit with its dynamic roadster characteristics and stunning performance. Its heritage stems from M racing developers and the racetrack. It is a motorcycle built for those who are driven by passion and maximum performance, ready to dominate the road."

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