BMW NZ introduces updated M4 coupe

The new BMW M4 has a large, vertical kidney grille. Photos: BMW

BMW New Zealand will introduce the new, high-performance BMW M4 later this year, with a significant power increase headlining the host of changes for the new model year.

The M4 Competition Coupé with M xDrive, which represents the sole offering for New Zealand, now delivers an output of 390kW from its 3-litre M TwinPower Turbo straight six powerplant, which is up 15kW on the previous offering.

It is paired with an eight speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic fitted to the BMW M4 Competition Coupé with M xDrive is perfectly matched to the performance characteristics of the M TwinPower Turbo engine.   

Other enhancements include revisions to the exterior styling package, availability of a new M forged wheel design and equipment upgrades for the cabin, including deployment of the BMW Operating System 8.5 running on the new high-definition BMW Curved Display.

Announcement of the new M4’s introduction comes off the back of BMW New Zealand taking first place globally for the sale of BMW M cars among the overall model mix in 2023. 

The new BMW M4 has an increase of power.

Robust growth throughout the year elevated the country to the top, with sales of BMW M high performance cars – including the M4 – up an impressive 31.7 per cent alone.

The M4 has powerful proportions and M-specific design features for optimising the cooling air supply and the aerodynamic balance underpins its status as a high-performance sports car. 

The large, vertical BMW kidney grille sporting M-typical and horizontally arranged double slats, powerfully modelled wheel arches and prominently flared side sills with a contrasting high-gloss black finish as well as attachments for the front and rear aprons provide clear reference to the car’s dynamic potential.

Prices will be announced closer to the launch.

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