BMW Models

In a unique automotive landscape, performance vehicles are available with both combustion engines and all-electric drivetrains. These are occasionally blended into powerful hybrids. As one era draws to a close and a new one approaches, Carwow decided to stage a drag race showdown between a BMW M3 and the Lucid …

If you’re seeking a compact Bavarian crossover with more oomph, consider the X1 M35i xDrive. It’s a new, powerful alternative to the iX1 xDrive30. BMW claims the iX1 hits 62 mph (100 km/h) in 5.6 seconds. Meanwhile, the debut M Performance X1 variant achieves this in 5.4 seconds. A fresh …

The new BMW M2 invites mixed opinions. Fans appreciate its pure inline-six engine, devoid of electrification, and its rear-wheel-driving, six-speed manual transmission. However, it also boasts twin tablet-like screens and carries extra size and weight compared to its F87 predecessor. For those torn between style and performance, the all-black G87 …

Typically, BMW launches a car configurator with each new model. Unfortunately, it’s different for the X1 M35i. On BMW’s German site, users can now play with a visualizer for this first-ever M Performance version of the Bavaria. It offers a host of customization options, including body colours, wheel designs, interior …

For the first time, BMW Asia masterminded a unique event: the fictional ///M Town. It sprung to life at the deserted Pasir Panjang Power Station, an exclusive venue by invitation only. More than 600 guests marvelled at both classic and novel M products. Among the highlights were the fresh M2 …