BMW Motorrad appears poised to introduce a refreshed design for its super naked model, the S1000R, in 2025. Recent leaks of the bike’s registered design have revealed insights into the forthcoming updates.

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The 2025 iteration of the S1000R will feature a new front end characterized by a more minimalist yet aggressive headlamp design, reminiscent of the Ducati Streetfighter to a degree. Notably, this is the sole modification made by BMW, as the remainder of the bodywork remains unchanged from the current model, including the prominent radiator cowl, fuel tank, fenders, and tail section. Additionally, the version depicted in the leaked images represents the standard variant of the motorcycle, which is equipped with conventional alloy wheels rather than carbon wheels and has a more streamlined lower section compared to the M Sport variant.

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The forthcoming S1000R model includes a small air intake positioned between the two LED headlamps, with the steering damper clearly visible beneath it—an element not present in the previous model. Other components of the motorcycle appear to be unchanged, including the engine, wheels, suspension, and brakes. Currently, the S1000R is powered by a detuned 165bhp version of the S1000RR engine and lacks the ShiftCam variable valve timing technology found in its sportbike counterpart. To determine whether any changes have been made, particularly regarding the potential inclusion of the 210bhp engine from the RR, enthusiasts will need to await the official unveiling of the motorcycle.