At the 2025 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, BMW Motorrad unveiled the Concept RR, a superbike that marries cutting-edge technology with design excellence. Drawing inspiration from the championship-winning M 1000 RR, the BMW Concept RR features a water-cooled inline four-cylinder engine delivering over 230 hp.
This powerplant, combined with electronic systems like engine management and traction control derived from World Superbike Championship (WSBK) technology, ensures top-tier performance for both street and track use.
The BMW Concept RR Is a Bavarian Superbike Gone Wild
The Concept RR’s design showcases BMW Motorrad’s commitment to innovation, with aerodynamic elements such as integrated winglets and carbon components enhancing both aesthetics and functionality. This model provides an early glimpse into the future generation of BMW RR superbikes, emphasizing the brand’s leadership in engineering and performance.
Markus Flasch, CEO of BMW Motorrad, highlighted the significance of the Concept RR, stating that it represents a true masterpiece of their development team, both technically and in terms of design language.
The unveiling at Villa d’Este underscores BMW’s dedication to blending heritage with forward-thinking innovation in the realm of high-performance motorcycles.
In addition to the Concept RR, BMW also presented other notable vehicles at the event, including the Concept Speedtop and the new BMW M2 CS, further demonstrating the brand’s versatility and commitment to excellence across different segments.
Source: Cycle News, BMW
