BMW Motorrad to debut TVS Apache RR 310 in India
"BMW Motorrad is finally set to launch a completely faired motorbike based on the TVS Apache RR 310 to the market."
BMW Motorrad is finally set to launch a completely faired motorbike based on the TVS Apache RR 310 to the market.
BMW India has revealed that a new motorcycle will be released on July 15, 2022. BMW has also released a teaser photograph of the forthcoming motorcycle's tail light. The tail light is identical to the one featured on the Apache 310 RR.
Now, the teaser reveals the motorcycle’s LED tail lamp which is the same as the one on the Apache RR 310. Moreover, we expect BMW’s version to just be a rebranded iteration of the Apache.
Hence, the same aggressive styling and bodywork would continue, but, with BMW badging and a new name. The bike will also get new paint schemes to differentiate it from the TVS Apache as much as possible.
Just like the current lot of 310 ranges, the upcoming BMW 310 RR will also be manufactured by TVS at their plant in Hosur. It is likely to be heavily inspired by the Apache 310.
Headlight and tail light units are likely to be similar, so as to save costs. Fairing unit might be slightly different in design, inspired by BMW design language.
Nonetheless, it will come powered by the same 312cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled motor that is good for 34bhp and 27.3Nm. This motor comes with a slipper and assists clutch and six-speed gearboxes.
Another difference will be the color option. As can be seen in the teaser, the BMW RR310 is wearing the traditional BMW colors of White and Blue. Features on offer will also be the same and include a 5-inch color display with Bluetooth connectivity, dual-channel ABS, slipper clutch, and ride by wire, etc.
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