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Mumbai: On Tuesday, the Luxury vehicle manufacturing brand BMW Motorrad launched a new model of scooter for the Indian market named BMW C 400 GT premium maxi scooter.

So far it is the most expensive scooter in the Indian two wheeler market. The starting price of this new BMW two wheeler itself is INR 9.95 lakh.

Following its launch, the company has already opened its bookings for desired buyers from Tuesday. Reportedly, the bookings are available in all the BMW Motorrad dealerships in India.

In a statement to the media, the President of BMW Group in India, Vikram Pawah has said that the launch of this new BMW scooter heralds a new era in the Indian two wheeler segment. He also stated that this agile and mid-size scooter has been build to cover long distance destinations with ease and comfort.

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He further added that whether it is office travel or a weekend ride, this new BMW C 400 GT is a perfect companion to enjoy riding to the fullest.

The all new BMW C 400 GT premium maxi scooter is available in Alpine White and Style Triple White paint finishes.

Some of the main features include automatic stability control, seat storage compartment, USB charging socket and more. Besides, it also comes with an application called BMW Motorrad Connectivity App.


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