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The Electric BMW M3 has been caught stretching its legs on the Nürburgring, carving through the legendary corners with nothing but tyre chatter to betray its speed. Shot by eagle-eyed spotters, the camouflaged prototype sweeps past the grandstands in near silence, yet its rapid transitions and confident braking reveal a chassis already tuned for serious circuit work.
Despite the M-inspired wrap, the car’s broad arches, wide track and crisp bumper cuts are unmistakable. Fresh Neue Klasse cues such as slim lamps and compact kidneys lend a nod to the 2002 era while steering the saloon towards a lean, modern stance that banishes the present G80’s bulk.
BMW remains coy on figures, though engineers have hinted that the powertrain will vault comfortably beyond 600 bhp, with scope for even more as development continues. If that promise holds, the electric M3 could eclipse its combustion-engined counterpart for outright shove while delivering instant torque out of every apex.
The marque is expected to unwrap the standard electric 3 Series later this year, but the full-fat M3 is likely to surface in 2026 before hitting showrooms a year later. Until then, the prototype’s stealthy lap serves as a reminder that the future of M performance may arrive without the soundtrack we know, yet with every drop of pace intact.
