Given that the M division has confirmed the special edition’s production for 2024, the reveal of BMW’s M4 CS is just around the corner. Meanwhile, G-Power offers an exciting alternative for enthusiasts eager for the limited-edition coupe. Significantly, this German tuning expert has transformed the M4 Competition, achieving power levels far surpassing the factory specs of the CS.
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The upgraded G82 features an Individual Frozen White matte finish and a twin-turbo inline-six engine with significantly boosted power. The 3.0-litre engine now delivers 700 horsepower and 850 Nm (627 lb-ft) of torque, thanks to enhanced exhaust and software for the S58. G-Power equipped the M4 with a custom stainless steel exhaust system. This system includes 200-cell catalytic converters and bespoke downpipes. The quad tips are now adorned with carbon fibre for added visual appeal.
This G82 model stands out as far from a standard M4 Competition, evident in almost every detail. G-Power has extensively reimagined it, from the vented bonnet to the rear wing. Additions include a carbon fibre kidney grille, a prominent front spoiler lip, and robust side skirts. Intriguingly, they’ve even replaced the iconic BMW roundel with their emblem, marking a distinct identity.
The new alloys, predominantly finished in orange, are a stunning addition. These forged wheels measure 20 inches at the front and 21 inches at the rear. They are wrapped in 285/30 and 295/25 tires. The eye-catching wheels complement the Kyalami Orange interior and contrast the white matte body paint.
After a busy 2023, this G82 is G-Power’s first project of the year. During the past year, the tuner enhanced multiple BMWs. They worked on an 820 horsepower M8, a G81 M3 Touring with 720 horsepower, and an F90 M5 boasting 900 horsepower. Additionally, they gave a grand farewell to the F87 M2 with a final flourish of 660 horsepower.