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BMW F 450 GS will feature a twin-cylinder engine
It is being co-developed under the BMW-TVS partnership
The upcoming BMW F 450 GS is expected to serve as the entry point into the brand’s GS family.
It will likely feature 19/17-inch (F/R) alloys
Likely to feature a TFT dash with jog dial
The BMW F 450 GS concept was first showcased at EICMA
The F 450 GS was later also shown at Auto Expo 2025
With the launch of the BMW F 450 GS now closer than ever, it is expected to be priced around Rs 5 lakh.
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BMW F 450 GS concept image gallery
For those unfamiliar, the BMW F 450 GS concept made its debut at EICMA 2024 and was later displayed at the Bharat Mobility Global Expo earlier this year. Not long after, the first test mule was seen on Indian roads.
We had earlier reported that the launch was likely by the end of this year, and going by the latest test mule sightings, it appears the TVS-BMW partnership is progressing as planned.
The upcoming BMW F 450 GS is expected to serve as the entry point into the brand’s GS family. Recent spy shots suggest a notably slim profile, and the presence of a single front disc hints at a relatively lightweight build for its segment. The headlight design draws clear inspiration from the larger R 1300 GS, especially with the X-shaped DRL, though the F 450 features a vertically stacked LED setup instead of the single projector unit on the flagship.
Here are all the concept images and spy shots of the BMW F 450 GS that we’ve gathered over the past few months.
Image source: Motorradonline.de
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