BMW M4 GT3 EVO Drops Into Fortnite and Rocket League In-Game

The BMW M4 GT3 EVO has already logged a strong debut season on real circuits, and now it is taking its race-bred shape into the gaming world. Through BMW M Motorsport’s partnership with Epic Games, the GT3 machine is available to drive in both Fortnite and Rocket League, putting a full-on competition car into the hands of players across the Epic ecosystem.

To mark the launch, the M4 GT3 EVO arrives with a standout “BLEACH” anime-inspired look, drawing on the signature outfit of Ichigo Kurosaki. It is a livery designed to pop on screen, with bold graphics that suit the car’s wide stance, big aero and track-focused silhouette. The crossover does not stay virtual either, with BMW Welt in Munich showcasing a real M4 GT3 EVO finished to match the in-game design for fans who want to see the details up close.

The collaboration also bridges into streetwear, linking the digital car drop with a PUMA tie-in. A BMW M Motorsport sneaker from the range appears in the Fortnite Shop, extending the theme beyond the garage and into players’ lockers, where branding and style matter as much as loadouts and lap times.

BMW and Epic have history here, and the M4 GT3 EVO is the latest step in a growing line-up. Previous appearances have included models such as the BMW M240i, BMW 1 Series and the original M3 in Rocket League, while Fortnite has already hosted BMW’s “Hypnopolis” creative island, which let players configure a BMW iX2 inside the game. This new addition keeps the momentum going, blending motorsport hardware, pop culture design and online communities in one neat package.

For BMW Welt, the display turns something usually seen on a screen into a tangible, camera-ready showpiece, highlighting how modern performance branding now runs on two tracks at once: the pit lane and the digital arena. If you like your cars with a proper rear wing, aggressive bodywork and a name that carries weight in GT racing, the M4 GT3 EVO’s move into gaming feels like a natural upshift.