BMW Models

BMW ALPINA is the modern BMW Group brand that began with the transfer of the ALPINA trademark rights on January 1, 2026. It represents the continuation of a long partnership between BMW and ALPINA Burkard Bovensiepen,...

BMW Motorrad introduced the C 600 Sport as part of its first maxi-scooter line, created to bring a more motorcycle-like riding character to the urban scooter segment. It debuted alongside the C 650 GT and was position...

BMW introduced the C 650 GT in 2011 as part of its first move into urban mobility and the maxi-scooter segment, alongside the related C 600 Sport. The GT was positioned as the comfort-oriented, touring-focused version...

BMW’s F 650 was introduced in 1993 as the company’s first modern single-cylinder entry-level motorcycle, marketed at launch as the F 650 “Funduro.” It marked an important shift for BMW Motorrad, which had traditionall...

The BMW F 650 CS was introduced for the 2001 model year as part of BMW Motorrad’s early-2000s push to broaden its single-cylinder lineup beyond traditional touring and enduro buyers. BMW positioned it as a youthful, u...

BMW introduced the F 650 GS as part of its single-cylinder GS family for the 2000 model year, following the earlier F 650 and F 650 ST “Funduro” bikes. The first F 650 GS was aimed at riders who wanted a lighter, more...

I could not confidently verify an officially marketed BMW motorcycle sold under the exact nameplate F 650 S. BMW’s verified F 650 family began in the 1990s with the original F 650 single-cylinder model, later evolving...

The BMW F 700 GS is BMW Motorrad’s mid-size GS adventure motorcycle aimed at riders who wanted the GS image and long-distance versatility in a more approachable package than the larger boxer twins. It was introduced f...

BMW introduced the F 800 GS for the 2008 model year as part of its middleweight GS family, positioning it as a more off-road-focused sibling to the road-biased F 650 GS. The nameplate marked BMW’s move into a twin-cyl...

The BMW F 800 GT arrived for the 2013 model year as the sport-touring successor to the F 800 ST, carrying forward BMW Motorrad’s mid-range parallel-twin concept in a more touring-focused form. Positioned as a compact ...

BMW Motorrad introduced the F 800 R for the 2009 model year as a mid-size naked roadster in its F series, expanding the line beyond the earlier F 800 S, ST and GS models. It was positioned as a sporty, approachable BM...

The BMW F 800 S was introduced for the 2006 model year as part of BMW Motorrad’s move into a new middleweight twin-cylinder family. It was presented as a sporty, road-focused motorcycle that sat below BMW’s larger tou...

BMW Motorrad introduced the F 800 ST for the 2006 model year as the touring-oriented member of its new midrange F 800 family. It arrived alongside the F 800 S and helped establish BMW’s then-new parallel-twin middlewe...

The BMW G 450 X was BMW Motorrad’s purpose-built competition enduro for the 450 class, introduced in 2008 after being shown in late 2007 and marketed as a machine developed specifically for demanding off-road racing. ...

The BMW G 650 GS was BMW Motorrad’s lightweight single-cylinder adventure bike for riders who wanted the GS character in a smaller, more approachable package. It arrived for the 2009 model year as the revival and rewo...

BMW’s HP2 nameplate was introduced by BMW Motorrad in 2005 as a limited-production, high-performance family built around the company’s boxer twin platform. The first model was the HP2 Enduro, which BMW positioned as a...

BMW’s HP4 was a limited-production high-performance supersport motorcycle from BMW Motorrad, introduced as the next step in the brand’s HP line of special models. BMW says the HP series began in 2005 with the HP2 Endu...

BMW first launched the i3 as the brand’s first production model under the BMW i sub-brand, bringing the company’s Project i research into a series-produced, purpose-built electric car. The original i3 arrived for the ...

BMW introduced the i8 as the flagship sports car of its BMW i sub-brand, bringing the Vision EfficientDynamics concept’s futuristic design and plug-in hybrid idea into production. It reached customers in 2014 as BMW’s...

The BMW K 1100 LT was BMW’s larger, more luxurious evolution of the K-series touring line. It appeared for the 1991 model year, using a revised version of the K1-era four-cylinder engine and marking BMW’s move into th...

BMW’s K 1100 RS was introduced in 1992 as the sporting sibling to the K 1100 LT, bringing BMW’s enlarged four-cylinder K-series engine into a half-faired sport-touring chassis. It was a direct evolution of the earlier...

BMW’s K 1200 GT nameplate first appeared for the 2002 model year as a sport-touring derivative of the K 1200 RS, positioned as a more comfort-oriented long-distance machine without giving up the brisk character associ...

BMW introduced the K 1200 LT as its flagship luxury touring motorcycle for the 2000 model year, effectively succeeding the K 1100 LT and moving the brand’s large K-series into a more modern long-distance touring era. ...

BMW Motorrad introduced the K 1200 R as a new high-performance roadster aimed at the naked-bike segment, first shown at INTERMOT in 2004 and then scheduled to reach customers in the second half of 2005. It was part of...