BMW F 450 GS India launch date Easy Ride Clutch features CONFIRMED: Is This The End of the Manual Clutch for Adventure Riders?

BMW F 450 GS Easy Ride Clutch and full variant details confirmed ahead of India launch.

By Kaushik Das

Published On: December 8, 2025

🕓 2 min read

By Kaushik Das

Published On: December 8, 2025

🕓 2 min read

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Rider on BMW F 450 GS showcasing Easy Ride Clutch technology during off-road performance on mountain trail

Introduction

BMW Motorrad has confirmed new details about the upcoming BMW F 450 GS, with the primary highlight being its Easy Ride Clutch technology. The update aligns with the latest developments ahead of the bike’s India launch window.

Key Highlights

India launch expected in January–February 2026; deliveries projected for late February 2026.
Expected ex-showroom price between ₹4–5 lakh.
Four global variants: Basic, Exclusive, Sport, GS Trophy.
Colour options include Cosmic Black, Racing Red, and Racing Blue Metallic.
Easy Ride Clutch offered as standard on GS Trophy; optional on other variants.
Powered by a 420cc parallel-twin engine producing 47.6 PS and 43 Nm.

BMW Motorrad has confirmed production of the F 450 GS at the TVS Hosur plant, making it the brand’s new entry point into the GS lineup in India. The bike was officially revealed in production form at EICMA 2025, confirming its design direction and feature package. Its launch timeline currently indicates an early 2026 arrival in India.

The F 450 GS features the Easy Ride Clutch system, allowing clutch-free starts and shifts while preventing engine stall at low speeds. Features such as a 6.5-inch TFT display, Rain/Road/Enduro riding modes, and electronic aids like ABS Pro and Dynamic Traction Control enhance its capability. Higher variants also offer Shift Assistant Pro and Enduro Pro riding mode.

The motorcycle is powered by a newly developed 420cc liquid-cooled parallel twin making 47.6 PS and 43 Nm, paired with a unique 135-degree crankpin offset. It comes with a 19-inch front and 17-inch rear wheel setup, optimized ergonomics for stand-up riding, and mileage of approximately 26.3 kmpl.

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