2022 BMW G 310 R Teased Ahead Of Launch

BMW Motorrad India has dropped the first teaser video for the 2022 G 310 R on its social media handles. BMW's made in India motorcycle has already made its debut internationally and gets new colour options. The bike will be available in the Cosmic Black Two and the Kyanite Blue Metallic colour options as part of the upgrade. The BMW G 310 R received a comprehensive upgrade last year bringing a number of cosmetic and feature upgrades on the motorcycle. The bike also received a price correction in India, making it more affordable than before.

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With respect to the new colour choices, the 2022 BMW G 310 R in the Cosmic Black Two shade gets a black finish on the chassis, wheels and body panels. Meanwhile, the Kyanite Blue Metallic shade gets red wheels and chassis, bringing a nice contrast. There are also red and blue graphics on the headlamp cowl, fuel tank, and tail section. BMW Motorrad also discontinued the Polar White colour option overseas with the 2022 model, which could be the case in India as well.

The 2022 G 310 R gets the new Cosmic Black and Kyanite Metallic Blue colour options

Barring the new colours, the 2022 BMW G 310 R does not get any other change. The bike continues to get the LED headlamp, digital instrument cluster, and a step-style seat. Power comes from the same 313 cc single-cylinder engine that's tuned to produce 33.5 bhp and 28 Nm of peak torque. The motor is paired with a 6-speed gearbox. The bike also gets telescopic forks up front and a monoshock at the rear, while braking performance comes from disc brakes with dual-channel ABS.

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The 2022 BMW G 310 R seems close to the launch date and we expect to see the updated version arrive in a few weeks from now. Prices could remain identical with the current version available at Rs. 2.60 lakh (ex-showroom). BMW Motorrad India also teased the C 400 GT maxi-scooter in July this year but the model is yet to hit the showrooms. We do expect to see that happening in a few weeks.