BMW Motorrad is expanding its adventure portfolio with a new mid-range model: The BMW F 450 GS is set to be officially unveiled at the end of 2025 and is aimed primarily at riders who value lower weight and modern technology. Numerous details have already been revealed in advance, suggesting a versatile and advanced machine.
With the R 1300 R “TITAN,” BMW Motorrad presents an extraordinary custom bike that stands out above all for its uncompromising motorsport inspiration and consistent design line. Behind this one-of-a-kind bike is a small team of passionate BMW employees who have channeled their passion for technology, design, and individuality into a vehicle that is as powerful as it is unique.
The BMW Group has reached an important milestone: After years of research and development, natural fiber composites are now ready for series production and will be used in future models. These new lightweight materials consist mainly of flax fibers, a renewable raw material that was previously known primarily in the textile industry. Through its cooperation with the Swiss cleantech company Bcomp, BMW was able to meet the high requirements for material strength and safety that are particularly necessary for roof structures in series-production vehicles.
BMW is currently working on an innovative system that uses high-pressure air jets to actively influence the aerodynamics of motorcycles. The focus is on a type of “jet assistance” that is intended to increase grip and improve handling in cornering situations. Initial patent applications provide an insight into the complex system, which could represent a new evolutionary stage in active aerodynamics.
As part of the prestigious Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este on Lake Como, BMW Motorrad presented a visionary concept that offers a concrete preview of the next generation of its own RR superbikes: the BMW Motorrad Concept RR. The show bike combines the latest racing technology with futuristic design and illustrates BMW's ambition to remain at the top of the superbike segment in the future.
BMW is preparing for the next technological leap in the superbike segment. On Friday, May 23, 2025 at 7 p.m., BMW Motorrad will unveil a new concept bike at the traditional Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este on Lake Como. The first teaser images already suggest a new generation of the BMW S 1000 RR or M 1000 RR - with a clear focus on uncompromising performance and state-of-the-art technology.
With the R 1300 RS, BMW Motorrad is presenting a completely revised model within the sports tourer series. The new generation is characterized by a modified chassis, a revised boxer engine and an extended range of optional equipment. The aim was to achieve a sportier design without sacrificing the well-known touring characteristics of the series.
The Indian motorcycle manufacturer TVS Motor Company is apparently working on a new electric motorcycle. A recently published patent points to a completely new vehicle concept that could expand the company's existing electric fleet. TVS currently offers two electrically powered scooters, the iQube and the TVS X. The model that has now been patented would be the company's first fully electric motorcycle.
BMW Motorrad is presenting a comprehensively revised version of the R 1300 R for the 2025 model year. The sporty roadster has been redesigned in key areas - from the chassis to the electronics and equipment. With new rider assistance systems and modernized comfort functions, the model is technologically closer to the current state of development of the BMW series. The classic two-cylinder boxer engine remains the technical centerpiece.
BMW is currently recalling certain models of the M 1000 R and M 1000 XR. The reason for this is a possible problem with the steering damper - a safety-relevant component that supports stability and control at high speeds. According to the manufacturer, a valve pin inside the steering damper may be loose on some models, leading to an unexpected increase in steering effort. In extreme cases, this can impair vehicle control and significantly increase the risk of an accident.
On April 10, 2025, the time has come: BMW Motorrad officially presents the new R 1300 R - the successor to the aged R 1250 R. With a fresh design, powerful drive and revised chassis, the roadster promises a noticeable update compared to its predecessor. Numerous technical details have already been leaked before the premiere - time to get an overview.
With the new R 12 G/S, BMW Motorrad is launching an enduro on the market that deliberately combines classic design elements with modern technology. In terms of style, the model is based on the famous BMW R 80 G/S from 1980, which founded the high-capacity touring enduro segment at the time. The designation “G/S” still stands for “off-road and road” - a reference to the versatility of this series.
The rumor mill around KTM is churning. Various sources are reporting that BMW Motorrad is interested in taking over the Austrian brand. KTM's economic situation, which has been tense for some time now, has led to numerous speculations. But what is the truth of the reports and what consequences could a takeover by BMW have?
BMW Motorrad has revised its popular R 18 models and is now presenting them with technical innovations, new design options and extended optional equipment. The aim of the revision was to optimize comfort and handling and to adapt the entire series to the Euro 5+ standard.
With the new BMW R 12 S, BMW Motorrad is expanding its range in the Heritage class and presenting a sporty retro bike that brings the spirit of the iconic R 90 S from the 1970s into the present. The design, equipment and details of the model are intended to reflect both tradition and modernity.
BMW Motorrad has unveiled the BMW Concept F 450 GS, a new concept that offers an accessible yet powerful mid-range enduro. The BMW Concept F 450 GS is intended as a preview of a future model series for the A2 driving license and shows what a new line between the BMW G 310 and the F 800/900 models could look like.
BMW is launching the next generation of its M 1000 RR and S 1000 RR superbikes. With extensive modifications to the engine, frame and aerodynamics, both models are set to offer more power and control. Here is a detailed overview of the new features and differences between the two models, which have been specially developed for use on the race track.
BMW is launching two exciting new editions in the Hyper Naked Bike series for the 2025 model year: the BMW S 1000 R and the BMW M 1000 R. Both models are based on the familiar in-line four-cylinder technology, but come with different equipment features and performance data to meet different demands for sporty naked bike riding. A detailed look at the new features and differences shows what the two models offer in detail.
BMW Motorrad is preparing to refresh the design of the S 1000 R for the 2025 model year. A recently surfaced design filing has revealed the first details of how the super naked bike icon will change visually. Although the technical components remain largely unchanged, the new design indicates a significant visual adaptation.
The BMW R 1300 GS Adventure is designed to meet the requirements of motorcyclists who prefer long-distance travel and adventure rides. With a comprehensive redesign in several areas, the model's adventure expertise has been significantly expanded. However, the look of the machine is polarizing and will not suit every taste.