Bmw G 310 R Discontinued
BMW Motorrad India Discontinues BMW G 310 GS & G 310 R Models BMW Motorrad has officially discontinued its long-standing entry-level models, the BMW G 310 GS and G 310 R, marking the end of their journey after eight impactful years in the global motorcycle market. These two iconic bikes were introduced in 2018 as part of a collaborative venture between BMW and TVS Motors, aimed at delivering. BMW has officially phased out two of its budget models-the G 310 R and G 310 GS-marking the end of an era for these entry-level bikes, which were developed in partnership with TVS and launched in 2018.
The decision to discontinue these models was largely driven by the new OBD-2B regulations that took effect on April 1, 2025, alongside the fact that both bikes had reached the end of their. The G 310 R and G 310 GS motorcycles have reached the end of their useful lives, and BMW has not made the decision to upgrade the engines to comply with the most recent OBD. The BMW G 310 lineup has been a part of the brand's offerings for several years now, and includes both a GS and an RR depending on market.
Is it done for in 2025? BMW discontinues 310cc twins - Making way for 450s? BMW has discontinued the G 310 R and G 310 GS motorcycles as they have not been updated to meet the latest emission norms. BMW Motorrad has discontinued the G 310 R and G 310 GS models due to the new OBD2B regulations that came into effect on April 1, 2025, and because the bikes were at the end of their product life.
The BMW G 310 R and the G 310 GS have been discontinued as the 310 platform is at the end of its lifecycle and the engine won't be upgraded to the OBD. BMW G 310 Discontinued for Europe Increasingly strict European emission standards have taken out many models. The latest to join them are the BMW G 310 R and GS.
BMW has confirmed to MOTORRAD that these models will not receive the required updates to comply with Euro 5+ emissions and will instead be discontinued in Europe. The F 450 will take the place of BMW's entry. The two bikes, which had been on sale for seven years, have been discontinued, as all vehicles must meet the OBD-2B norms by April 1st, 2025.
The bikes were at the end of their product life cycle, and is a sensible choice for the manufacturer to discontinue such models. As competition grew, the 310 twins struggled to fly off the shelf. BMW has discontinued two of its long.