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BMW

German-engineered premium motorcycles for adventure and sport riding.

  • 2 models
  • ₱1,575,100–₱1,895,000 price range
  • Founded 1923 · Germany

About BMW in the Philippines

BMW Motorrad, the motorcycle division of the German automaker BMW, has been producing motorcycles since 1923. The brand is known for its engineering excellence, innovation, and premium touring and sport bikes. In the Philippines, BMW motorcycles are distributed by Ayala Group's AC Industrial Technology, offering a range of models that cater to both adventure and sport riding enthusiasts.

BMW's lineup includes the iconic R 1250 GS, a benchmark in the adventure touring segment, and the S 1000 RR, a top-tier superbike. These models are priced between ₱1,575,100 and ₱1,895,000 in the Philippine market, reflecting their premium positioning. BMW motorcycles are assembled in Berlin, Germany, and are known for their advanced technology, such as the Boxer engine and dynamic electronic aids.

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BMW FAQs

Is BMW a good and reliable motorcycle brand in the Philippines?
Yes, BMW is considered a premium and reliable brand in the Philippines, known for its advanced engineering and durability, though maintenance costs are higher than average.
What is the cheapest BMW motorcycle available in the Philippines?
The cheapest BMW model in the Philippines is typically the G 310 R or G 310 GS, but in our catalog, the BMW R 1250 GS starts at ₱1,575,100.
Where can I buy or service a BMW motorcycle in the Philippines?
BMW motorcycles are sold and serviced at authorized dealerships in major cities like Manila, Cebu, and Davao, operated by AC Industrial Technology.
Are BMW motorcycle parts readily available in the Philippines?
Parts availability is good for common models, but some specialized parts may need to be ordered, leading to longer wait times.
What is the fuel efficiency of BMW motorcycles?
BMW motorcycles like the R 1250 GS achieve around 20-25 km/L, while sport models like the S 1000 RR are less efficient, around 15-18 km/L.
Is the BMW S 1000 RR suitable for daily commuting in the Philippines?
The S 1000 RR is a high-performance superbike better suited for track or weekend rides; it is not ideal for daily commuting due to its aggressive ergonomics and heat.