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BMW Celebrates 1 Millionth GS Made, Announces R 1300 GS Reveal Date

On June 21, 2023, BMW Motorrad celebrated a major milestone in its history by producing its one millionth boxer-engine-equipped GS motorcycle. The bike, a Triple Black R 1250 GS, was unveiled during a works meeting at the Berlin-Spandau plant, where it was manufactured. This achievement marks a significant moment for BMW Motorrad and demonstrates the brand’s commitment to innovation and excellence.

In addition to this milestone, 2023 is a special year for BMW Motorrad, as it celebrates its 100th anniversary and prepares for the BMW Motorrad Days festival in Berlin. The company is constantly working on upgrades and new creations, striving to move forward and meet the demands of riders worldwide.

As the one millionth GS model rolled off the assembly line, BMW also announced the official reveal date for the all-new R 1300 GS. Motorcycle enthusiasts can mark their calendars for September 28, 2023, when the R 1300 GS will make its worldwide debut during the opening ceremony of BMW Motorrad Welt Berlin.


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Although BMW has been manufacturing motorcycles for a century, the introduction of the GS model with a boxer engine in 1980 shaped the future of BMW Motorrad. Today, the GS series remains one of the brand’s most iconic and popular motorcycles among riders worldwide.

While the unveiling of the R 1300 GS is an in-person event, BMW will livestream the reveal via various social media channels for global audiences to experience. Additionally, those interested in visiting BMW Motorrad Welt can do so starting September 30, 2023, as the facility will open to the public. It is located next to the BMW Motorrad plant site in Berlin-Spandau and offers an immersive experience for motorcycle enthusiasts.

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BMW Motorrad celebrates one millionth GS with boxer engine.

BMW Motorrad is celebrating a major milestone as they have produced their one millionth GS model equipped with a boxer engine. The milestone bike is a BMW R 1250 GS and it rolled off the production line at the BMW Motorrad plant in Berlin-Spandau on June 21, 2023. BMW has been manufacturing motorcycles in Berlin since 1969, and they have been producing GS models with boxer engines since 1980. These motorcycles have become iconic and have been embraced by motorbike enthusiasts for their exceptional qualities in various riding conditions, including long-distance touring, off-roading, and everyday riding. To mark this achievement, BMW will be unveiling the latest edition of the BMW GS with a boxer engine, the R 1300 GS, on September 28, 2023, during the grand opening of the new BMW Motorrad Welt in Berlin. The BMW GS with a boxer engine is known for its combination of road, off-road, and long-haul performance. Dr. Markus Schramm, Head of BMW Motorrad, explained that the GS models with boxer engines have become a legend and a cornerstone of the BMW Motorrad lineup. He also expressed his excitement about the upcoming new R 1300 GS and its contribution to the BMW Motorrad’s history. The one millionth BMW GS with a boxer engine, an R 1250 GS in Triple Black Style, was celebrated during a works meeting at the BMW Motorrad plant. Furthermore, as part of the 100th anniversary celebrations of BMW Motorrad, the new BMW R 1300 GS will be presented at the opening ceremony of BMW Motorrad Welt on September 28, and the event can be followed through a livestream. The R 80 G/S, introduced in 1980, is considered the initial spark that created the touring enduro motorcycle segment. Over the years, BMW Motorrad has continuously improved and developed the GS models with boxer engines, incorporating advanced technology and features like ABS, traction control, and semi-active suspension. As a result, the GS models have become highly sought-after touring enduros worldwide. For more information and press material on BMW motorcycles and rider equipment, visit the BMW Group PressClub website. For queries, contact Dominik Schaidnagel, Spokesperson BMW Motorrad, or Tim Diehl-Thiele, Head of Communications BMW Motorrad.