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BMW Motorrad has registered the design for its 'Concept RR' in India. Based on the M1000 RR, Concept RR previews the next-generation flagship superbike. The Indian design filing is seen as a move made with an eye toward a future local launch.
The Concept RR, based on the M1000 RR, getting design-registered in India — as someone who geeks out on engineering, that's news I can't ignore. This is a bike that hints at the next generation of the flagship. How far will the aerodynamics and electronics evolve? Behind such a mundane piece of news as a registration filing, I find myself imagining the shape of the next pinnacle, and it's thrilling.
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If Indian production is on the table, they might be able to keep prices down even on the flagship.
What's the actual benefit of registering the design?
The main goal is probably to prevent local design knockoffs, kind of like groundwork before the launch.
Even BMW is looking at expanding into India, proof of how much weight that market carries now.
A design registration isn't a confirmed release, so best to treat it as just a possibility for now.
It says it's based on the M1000RR, so I guess this is a preview of the next M1000RR.
