The price reductions of BMW G310RR and C400 GT following the GST reform 2.0 make these high end two-wheelers affordable in India. Look at the current prices, specifications and major changes.
BMW G310RR and C400 GT Suffer Huge Price Reduction Following GST 2.0.
The new GST 2.0 reforms have formally seen BMW Motorrad India adjust the prices of its entry-level, popular supersport BMW G310RR and flagship maxi-scooter BMW C400 GT. The GST on two-wheelers with engines under 350cc is now at 18% as opposed to 28% thus buyers save up to 92,000.
This reduction in price renders both these models much more affordable to those who are interested in joining the premium motorcycle and scooter market with the BMW brand name.
BMW G310RR: Now at ₹2.81 Lakh
- Old Price: ₹3.05 Lakh
- New Price: ₹2.81 Lakh
- Price Cut: ₹24,000
The BMW G310RR was launched in 2022, and it has gained popularity among riders wishing to have a BMW sportbike on race tracks with the BMW brand value. It has an engine with 34 PS and 27.3 Nm liquid engine capacity of 312.2cc liquid-cooled coupled with 6-speed transmission and slipper clutch.
Key highlights include:
- Dual channel ABS and USD forks.
- 5 inch TFT screen with ride information.
- Riding Modes: Sport, Track, Urban and Rain.
At this adjusted price, G310RR can now be matched more competitively with other competitors such as the KTM RC 390, Kawasaki Ninja 300 and TVS Apache RR310.
BMW C400 GT: Price Reduced to ₹10.83 Lakh
- Old Price: ₹11.75 Lakh
- New Price: ₹10.83 Lakh
- Price Cut: ₹92,000
The BMW C400 GT is India’s most premium maxi-scooter, designed for those who want a mix of luxury, comfort, and practicality. Imported as a CBU (Completely Built Unit), it now becomes significantly more attractive after the GST 2.0 benefit.
2025 BMW C400 GT Updates:
- New GT graphics and gold alloy wheels
- Underseat storage increased by 7.1 litres
- Larger front apron storage (+3.2 litres)
- 10.25-inch digital TFT display with navigation
- Adjustable windscreen and plush touring seat
Driven by 350cc single-cylinder, the scooter produces 34 bhp and 35Nm with a CVT gearbox. There are dual front disc brakes, ABS Pro and Dynamic Traction Control which increase safety.
Why It Matters
The BMW G310RR and C400 GT price cut under GST 2.0 shows how the government’s tax reforms are directly benefitting both mass-market riders and premium buyers.
- For budget-conscious enthusiasts, the G310RR is now a more value-packed entry point into BMW’s supersport family.
- For luxury-focused urban riders and touring enthusiasts, the C400 GT is now the most premium scooter option at a lower price point.
Both models will be available at their new prices from September 22, 2025, across all BMW Motorrad dealerships in India.
