Unleash the Beast: The BMW M3 Sedan and Touring for 2025 Now Up for Grabs in Germany
BMW never misses a beat when it comes to keeping its fans in the loop. The latest buzz in the auto world is the launch of the 2025 BMW M3 configurator in Germany, and it's loaded with features that will have you drooling. The moment you’ve been waiting for is here — you can now configure both the high-octane sedan and the versatile Touring models to your heart's content. Set to roll off the production line this July at BMW's Munich plant, these vehicles promise a thrilling blend of power and practicality.
Three Flavors of the M3 Sedan
The M3 sedan comes in three electrifying variants, each catering to different driving enthusiasts. First up, the base M3 G80 lets purists engage in the classic joy of a manual transmission. For those who prefer the ease of automatic, the Competition model is available with rear-wheel drive. However, the headliner is undoubtedly the M3 Competition xDrive. This top-tier variant now comes armed with 20 extra horses for 2025, pushing out an impressive 523 hp. In comparison, the non-xDrive Competition variant makes do with ‘just’ 503 hp, while the traditional manual version gives you a respectable 473 hp.
The Ultimate Touring: M3 G81
The M3 G81 Touring remains a one-trick pony, but what a trick it is! Exclusively available in the Competition xDrive format, it too enjoys the power upgrade, ensuring that practicality meets performance without compromise. BMW hasn’t stopped at just a performance tweak; the color palette has been expanded, featuring new shades that make sure you don't go unnoticed. Plus, new wheel designs make a debut, adding flair to function.
Enhanced Interior and Features
Step inside, and you'll feel the advancement immediately. Matrix LED headlights offer a state-of-the-art lighting experience, while a new flat-bottomed steering wheel and redesigned central air vents bring a fresh feel to the cockpit. However, don’t expect laser taillights here; those are reserved for the 4 Series Coupe/Convertible and their M Performance siblings. The M3 sticks with the taillights from its pre-LCI version, a decision mirrored by the standard 3 Series Sedan and Touring models.
How Long Will They Be Around?
This minor Life Cycle Impulse suggests that BMW is in no rush to phase out the G80 and G81 models. Industry whispers suggest that the sedan might continue production until early 2027, while the Touring could hang around until later that year. This means you have a solid few years to revel in the matured brilliance of the 2025 BMW M3 lineup.
So, gear up and dive into the configurator to create your perfect beast, tailored to your tastes and driving preferences. This is your chance to be a part of BMW's evolving legacy of automotive excellence.
Source: BMW Deutschland (1), BMW Deutschland (2)