BMW’s Flagship Superbike Will Meet India’s Strict BS6 Norms Soon

Published September 18, 2020
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BMW will continue to offer all the variants -- Standard, Pro and Pro M Sport in India

Reportedly, there’s no change in performance or price.
The S 1000 RR is powered by a 999cc, in-line, four-cylinder engine with over 200PS.
Gets a host of electronic rider aids and premium components.

BMW’s Flagship Superbike Will Meet India’s Strict BS6 Norms Soon highlights

BMW Motorrad is manned and ready to relaunch its flagship supersport, the S 1000 RR, which now complies with our strict BS6 emission norms, in India. The Bavarian brand will continue to sell all three variants -- Standard, Pro and Pro M Sport -- of the S 1000 RR in India. Sources suggest the Standard and Pro models will be launched next month in October, with the specced out Pro M Sport following suit in November 2020. Prices are likely to remain unchanged. For reference, the three models are currently priced at Rs 18,50,000, Rs 20,95,000 and Rs 22,95,000 respectively. Interested customers can book the bike for a token amount of Rs 3 lakh depending on the dealership.

BMW’s Flagship Superbike Will Meet India’s Strict BS6 Norms Soon details

All three variants are powered by a 999cc, in-line, four-cylinder engine which puts out 207PS (up by 8PS) of power at 8,500rpm and 113Nm of torque at 11,000rpm (500 revs higher). It also gets a 6-speed gearbox with a bi-directional quickshifter.

Also Read: 2019 BMW S 1000 RR Review

BMW’s Flagship Superbike Will Meet India’s Strict BS6 Norms Soon overview

The standard S 1000 RR features a six-axis IMU-based traction control, four rider modes (Rain, Road, Dynamic and Race), wheelie control, cornering ABS and even hill-start control as standard. An additional Rs 2.45 lakh and Rs 4.45 lakh will get you the Pro and Pro M-Sport, which pack a ton of additional equipment. You can read all about the differences here.

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If you’re looking for a complete download on BMW’s flagship supersport, head here. Goes without saying that the S 1000 RR is one heck of a proposition especially when you consider its rivals. The BS4 Yamaha R1, for instance, costs Rs 20,39,233 while the BS4 Ducati Panigale V4 starts at Rs 20.57 lakh. The most affordable bike in this segment, the Kawasaki Ninja ZX-10R, retails at Rs 13,99,000 but falls short of the S 1000 RR when it comes to kit and features. As for the upcoming Honda CBR1000RR-R, it’s expected to set you back by an eye-watering Rs 30 lakh. And that’s just the starting price.