Similar to Loncin, Apache is BMW's foundry in India.
As a half-sister, the car is powered by BMW's single-cylinder water-cooled 310 engine, which actually has a displacement of 312CC. At 9700 rpm 34 hp, at 7700 rpm 37.3 Nm, curb weight 174 kg, six-speed transmission, standard sliding clutch, five cycling modes including city mode, rain mode, sport mode, user-defined mode. You can choose between full horsepower output and half horsepower output. In both city mode and rainy mode, the maximum speed can be limited to 130 km/h. Normal idle speed of about 1700 rpm. The 310R has a top speed of 160 km/h, while its sister can reach a top speed of 185 km/h.
In terms of configuration, the new 310RR comes standard with GTT Pulls track technology, which can help to operate the throttle when cornering, including the driving computer will automatically identify the speed level when in the highest gear, while driving forward, standard with the latest dual-channel ABS, front and rear KYB shock absorbers, Michelin tires, the new model adds a five-inch TFT color meter that looks like a mobile phone, which can display a large amount of information, tachometer, speedometer, gear display, Bluetooth mobile phone APP interconnection function, And can be used in conjunction with smartphone applications, including ride analysis, ride planning, navigation assistance, cellular functions, and auxiliary dashboards, including incoming calls to answer calls and so on. The seat height is 810 mm.
The car's direct competitors are the KTM RC390 and the Kawasaki Ninja 300, including The Benali Hurricane 302, the Yellow Dragon 300, and the Shengshi 310.
Theoretically, the 310RR is the "rebranding version" of the BMW 310, but there are slight differences in engine tuning and vehicle workmanship.
In terms of price: the foreign low-end version is 19000, the high-end version is 21000, and the price of 310RR is 24800.
This configuration, this price, very cost-effective.
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