Exclusive First Look: The Four Spectacular New Colors for the 2025 BMW M2
Car enthusiasts and BMW aficionados have something fresh to look forward to! The much-anticipated 2025 BMW M2 is gearing up to make a striking entrance with four dazzling new Individual colors. While we await the official unveiling of the 2025 model year, leaked images from a dealer have surfaced, giving us a sneak peek into these striking hues. You can thank the Bimmer Post forums for this early reveal.
Meet the Stunning New Hues
The 2025 BMW M2 will now be available in Java Green, Voodoo Blue, Twilight Purple, and Grigio Telesto. These colors were hinted at in previous reports, so their arrival is no shocker, but they do bring a breath of fresh air to the M2 lineup. Additional color options such as Fire/Vegas Red, Sao Paulo Yellow, and potentially Skyscraper Grey might also find their way onto the palette once BMW confirms their inclusion.
Why These Colors Matter
The current color palette of the 2024 BMW M2 is relatively limited, offering only Alpine White, Zandvoort Blue, Black Sapphire, Toronto Red, and Brooklyn Grey. These traditional shades are complemented by two matte Individual colors: Frozen Pure Grey and Frozen Portimao Blue. Adding the new colors for the 2025 M2 not only provides more variety but also appeals to buyers looking for a vehicle that stands out in the crowd.
Speculations and More
The images already making their rounds internally at dealers suggest that the 2025 M2 could be unveiled sooner than later. In addition to new colors, BMW is expected to spice up the wheel designs for a fresher look. Perhaps the most thrilling speculation is that the M division might boost the power of the S58 engine. The twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six could see an increase from 453 hp to 473 hp. The torque is anticipated to remain the same at 406 lb-ft (550 Nm) for manual transmission models, while those with the Steptronic gearbox could enjoy a torque increase to 443 lb-ft (600 Nm).
Looking Forward to the BMW M2 CS
If you are holding out for the hotter BMW M2 CS version, you will need to exercise a little more patience. The sportier derivative won’t debut with the 2025 model year but is slated for launch later in the 2025 calendar year. Expect even more power and performance upgrades, though it will only come with an automatic transmission featuring two pedals.
With such exciting updates, the 2025 BMW M2 promises not only to turn heads but also to elevate the driving experience. Stay tuned for more official announcements and detailed specifications as BMW prepares to unveil this highly anticipated sports car.
Source: Bimmer Post