The BMW R 1300 RT 2025 It is designed to maintain its position as a leader in the luxury touring motorcycle segment, and remains a preferred choice for police forces worldwide.
Powered by a 1,300 cc boxer engine, this bike will deliver 145 hp (107 kW) at 7,750 rpm and a maximum torque of 149 Nm at 6,500 rpm, taking the riding experience to a new level. The new R 1300 RT has been captured testing in July 2024 by the friends at Motorrad, and has revealed surprising details and a more angular design.
This is the future BMW R 1300 RT 2025
One of the most notable changes to the 2025 BMW R 1300 RT is the introduction of electrically adjustable flaps at the front, a feature that improves wind protection and adapts to speed.
These flaps, visible in the spy photos, can be extended or retracted to optimise aerodynamics. In addition, the 2025 R 1300 RT features a front radar for adaptive cruise control and collision warning, as well as a new centralised LED headlight that replaces the previous cornering light system.
The 2025 BMW R 1300 RT features the new Automated Shift Assistant (ASA) automatic transmission, which eliminates the need for a manual clutch, while retaining the option of changing gear manually. This technology, introduced on the R 1300 GS, is now extended to the R 1300 RT, offering greater comfort and efficiency when riding.
The new chassis combines a steel main frame with an aluminium subframe, ensuring robustness and load capacity, which is essential for its use as a vehicle operating in the security forces of different countries.
The luxury of riding is maintained by the Telelever system with a new flexible element, providing optimised steering precision and improved feedback. In addition, the R 1300 RT offers a full range of equipment and assistance systems, including front and rear radar sensors, heated grips and seat, and an electrically adjustable windscreen. It also includes an audio system with speakers in the front fairing, and improved connectivity that allows Android and Apple devices to be easily paired.
Available from 2025
BMW plans to introduce the 2025 R 1300 RT in autumn 2024, with availability for the 2025 model year. This introduction coincides with the facelift of other models in the 1300 series, such as the R 1300 RS and the R 1300 R.
