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BMW Already Has a Date for the Launch of Its New and Renewed F 800 GS and F 900 GS 2025 Motorcycles in Brazil. The Promise Is to Raise the Standard in the Medium Adventure Segment.
After announcing four launches for the Brazilian market, BMW revealed the prices of the anticipated F 800 GS and F 900 GS 2025, which have been in production since May 29 and will arrive at dealerships starting July 18.
In this article from Click Oil and Gas, you can see what makes these motorcycles so special!
Prices and Versions: BMW F 800 GS 2025
According to information available on the company’s website, the BMW F 800 GS 2025 is available in different versions to meet all tastes and needs. The base version, in white paint, starts at R$ 66,900.
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The Plus version, available in blue or black, costs R$ 69,900. For motorcyclists who prefer a lower seat, this option is available at no additional cost.
Prices and Versions: BMW F 900 GS 2025
The F 900 GS 2025 offers even more variety. The base version, in black, has a starting price of R$ 76,900.
If you’re looking for something more exclusive, the Trophy PRO version, in blue, goes up to R$ 88,900. The F 900 GS Adventure, with a single Plus version and choices of black or gray paint, costs R$ 86,500.
Engine and Performance
Both models share the same 895 cc water-cooled twin-cylinder engine, but with differentiated performance. The F 800 GS 2025 develops 87 hp of power and 9.3 kgfm of torque, while the F 900 GS 2025 offers 90 hp at 6,750 rpm and 9.5 kgfm also at 6,750 rpm. Both have a 6-speed mechanical transmission.
Equipment and Technology: F 800 GS 2025
The new BMW F 800 GS is available in three versions: GS, GS Plus, and GS Plus Triple Black with a low kit. As standard, all versions come with an alarm, fully LED lighting, adjustable gear lever, heated grips, TFT display with Bluetooth connectivity, keyless ignition, handguards, side case supports, and three years of warranty.
The Plus versions include a rear top case support, cruise control, central stand, and preparation for navigation devices, depending on the chosen version.
Equipment and Technology: F 900 GS 2025
The BMW F 900 GS arrives in Brazil with five versions: GS, GS Plus, GS Trophy, GS Trophy with a low kit, and GS Trophy Pro. These models come equipped with preload, compression, and rebound adjustment for the suspension, heated grips, tire pressure control, and Akrapovic exhaust tip.
According to the company, depending on the version, motorcyclists can count on a bidirectional quickshifter, PRO riding modes, preparation for navigation devices, cruise control, and, in the top-of-the-line version, handlebar riser (+24mm), adjustable front Showa suspension, and rear ZF/Sachs suspension.
Extreme Adventurer: F 900 GS Adventure 2025
The new BMW F 900 GS Adventure 2025 is sold in a single version with two color options (gray or black). This robust model features a fuel tank with a capacity of 23 liters, electronic suspension adjustment (D-ESA), top case support and side cases, PRO riding modes, bidirectional quickshifter, central stand, auxiliary headlights, aluminum engine guard, ABS Pro, and Dynamic Traction Control (DTC).
Highlights of the Prices of the New F 800 and F 900 GS 2025
BMW F 800 GS – White – R$ 66,900
BMW F 800 GS Plus – Blue – R$ 69,900
BMW F 800 GS Plus – Triple Black – R$ 69,900
BMW F 800 GS Plus – Triple Black with low kit – R$ 69,900
BMW F 900 GS – Black – R$ 76,900
BMW F 900 GS Plus – São Paulo Yellow – R$ 79,900
BMW F 900 GS Trophy – Blue – R$ 79,900
BMW F 900 GS Trophy – Blue with low kit – R$ 79,900
BMW F 900 GS Trophy PRO – Blue – R$ 88,900
BMW F 900 GS Adventure Plus – Black or Gray – R$ 86,500
What to Expect from the New BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025?
According to BMW, the company spared no effort in equipping its new F 800 and F 900 GS 2025 with the latest in technology and comfort. Furthermore, the company states that local manufacturing in Manaus ensures a specialized assembly line, providing Brazilian consumers with high-standard motorcycles.
In addition, the company emphasizes that safety is one of the strong points of the new BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025. Equipped with ABS Pro braking systems, Dynamic Traction Control (DTC), and fully LED lighting, these motorcycles provide a safe ride on any type of terrain.
The Competitors of the BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025
In the Brazilian market, the new BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025 face strong competitors, such as the Triumph Tiger 900 and the Honda Africa Twin.
The Triumph Tiger 900, with its 888 cc three-cylinder engine, offers 95 hp of power and a wide range of technologies, including traction control and riding modes.
The Honda Africa Twin, with a 998 cc twin-cylinder engine, provides 95 hp and is recognized for its robustness and superior off-road capability, in addition to featuring the exclusive DCT (Dual Clutch Transmission) system in some versions.
Comparing the three, the BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025 stand out for their local manufacturing, which can result in better availability of parts and more accessible maintenance.
In terms of technology, all offer advanced features, but BMW excels with the inclusion of a bidirectional quickshifter in specific versions and electronically adjustable suspension in the F 900 GS Adventure.
In terms of price, BMWs can be more competitive, offering an excellent cost-benefit ratio for adventure motorcycle enthusiasts.
Promise of Market Dominance
The new BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025 promise to dominate the medium adventure motorcycle market in Brazil, combining power, technology, and safety. Additionally, the wide variety of versions and prices show that BMW is willing to please different profiles of motorcyclists, from those looking for a bike for everyday use to those wishing to take on long adventure journeys.
With this, a question remains for you, reader: what do you think of the new BMW F 800 and F 900 GS 2025? Would you have either of them or choose another motorcycle in the same category, such as the Honda and Triumph Tiger mentioned? Share your opinion in the comments!
Tiger ainda um passo à frente
F800 R , a BMW não vai lançar mais?
Com certeza absoluta eu optaria pela Triumph Tiger 900, que possui um motor 3 cilindros, agora está com 108 HP e muita tecnologia por 69.560,00
Questionável é esse motor da bmw produzido pela “Loncin “chinesa.
não tive boa experiência com a GS 850. inclusive com o motor.