BMW Models

The BMW M2 takes centre stage in a wild new drift film, carving black lines through BMW’s historic Munich plant with the precision of a pit-lane stop. Built by the Red Bull Driftbrothers and nicknamed the “Ultimate Drift Machine”, this one-off M2 swaps daily-driver duties for single-seat, tyre-smoking theatre, complete …

The BMW M2 lands with the stance of a proper driver’s coupe and the manners to match. Compact dimensions, a long bonnet and squat rear arches give it a purposeful look, and from the first few miles it feels keyed into British tarmac. The straight-six up front is the familiar …

The BMW M5 takes centre stage as the figurehead for a banner year of eight-cylinder sales, proof that Munich’s muscle still has pull even as the Neue Klasse electric wave builds. BMW’s R&D chief has made it clear the brand is meeting customers where they are: the company grew premium …

The BMW M2 returns with more bite for 2025, and it shows from the first press of the throttle. Power rises by 20hp to 473hp, matching its larger M3 and M4 stablemates, while torque peaks at 443lb ft on the automatic and 406lb ft on the six-speed manual. The featured …

The BMW M7 takes centre stage here, a super saloon rendered by Kelsonik with the kind of purpose that fans have long craved. This digital take pares back the standard car’s divisive cues and leans into classic M intent: the kidney grilles are tighter and blacked out, the split lamps …