On both coupes will be a redesigned “M Performance” insignia that will be applied across future products at a later stage.
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SEMA kicked off today, and guests in the South Hall will get the first look at the M2 Coupe and M4 Coupe completely decked out in customary M colors. But the version on show isn’t a run-of-the-mill example as the vehicle has been fitted with a number of official M Performance upgrades that will be offered to buyers of the sporty coupe when it goes on sale next spring. The front trim grille comes in high-gloss black, as do the side gills, while motor racing stripes on the side create an even more dynamic profile. Underneath the M2 coupe, is a new sports suspension system and a sports exhaust with a flap system. The kidney grille has also been blacked out while carbon wing mirror caps are also featured and help provide the M4 with an undeniably more overt and eye-catching look.
Meanwhile the cabin includes a special M Performance steering wheel with alcantara and a selection of clear-coated carbon fibre components.
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Joining the M2 Coupe M Performance in Las Vegas, the M4 is now compatible with a new array of bits and pieces from the M Performance catalog to join the numerous accessories that have been available since past year. Additionally, it features a steel exhaust duct and a full-titanium rear silence with carbon-fibre tips. M Performance has come up with a carbon trim package, with a carbon gear shifter, steering wheel insert, and centre console. Rounding off the list of tweaks are the stainless steel pedal covers, LED door projectors and an Alcantara-covered handbrake. As for the M4, a few of the M Performance Parts will be on sale by January 2016, the entire range will only be officially available at American BMW dealers by June 2016.
