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2025 BMW M4: Spotted on the Track

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Not only the regular BMW 4-Series models, but also the refreshed 2025 BMW M4 coupe is getting ready for a facelift.

Recent spy shots captured the 2025 BMW M4 undergoing high-speed track testing at the Nürburgring. Following the changes seen in the upcoming 2024 BMW 4-Series, the updated M4 will receive minimal updates to its front and rear ends, as well as enhancements in interior technology.

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The current M4 made its debut in 2021 as a 2022 model year with controversially tall and narrow twin-kidney grilles. Based on the prototypes, it seems these grilles will be retained. However, the headlights and possibly the hood will be updated. The inner lighting elements appear to be more upright, similar to those on the 2024 5-Series sedan. The front portion of the prototype’s hood was camouflaged, making it difficult to determine if the current model’s dimples will still be present. At the rear, the changes seem minimal, with revised taillights.

Inside the vehicle, the dashboard remained covered during the spy photographer’s session, leaving it out of view. However, it is expected to feature BMW’s latest iDrive infotainment system, seamlessly integrated with a digital gauge cluster and touchscreen under a single curved glass pane, resembling the setup in the XM crossover SUV. Like the 2023 3-Series, most physical buttons will be replaced by the touchscreen interface, with the exception of a volume knob.

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Powering the M4 will be the S58 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-6 engine, though the exact power output is still uncertain. The current Competition model delivers 503 hp, while the CLS model offers 543 hp, thanks to increased boost and modified engine mapping. Torque currently stands at 479 lb-ft and may see a slight increase.

Most M4 models will continue to feature xDrive all-wheel drive, although a rear-wheel drive variant is expected to remain available. M4s equipped with xDrive will come with an 8-speed automatic transmission, while rear-wheel drive versions, excluding the Competition trim, will offer a 6-speed manual transmission. Although a BMW M executive confirmed that the manual transmission will eventually be phased out, it is expected to continue with this mid-cycle update and be discontinued when the next-generation M4 arrives later in the decade.

While the M4 convertible is set to make a comeback, it has not yet been spotted during testing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about BMW M4 facelift

What updates can we expect in the 2025 BMW M4 coupe?

The 2025 BMW M4 coupe will receive a facelift with updates to its front and rear ends, as well as enhanced interior technology.

Will the controversial twin-kidney grilles be changed in the updated M4?

No, based on the spy shots, the twin-kidney grilles will be retained in the 2025 BMW M4 facelift.

What changes are expected in the interior of the M4?

While the dashboard details were not visible, it is anticipated that the 2025 BMW M4 will feature BMW’s latest iDrive infotainment system connected to a digital gauge cluster and touchscreen, with most physical buttons replaced by the touchscreen interface.

What engine will power the 2025 BMW M4?

The 2025 BMW M4 will be powered by the S58 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-6 engine, though the exact power output is not yet confirmed.

Will the manual transmission be available in the updated M4?

Yes, the 2025 BMW M4 is expected to offer a manual transmission option, at least until the next-generation M4 arrives later in the decade.

Is there a convertible version of the M4 planned?

Yes, a convertible version of the 2025 BMW M4 is expected to be released, although it has not been spotted during testing yet.

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3 comments

SpeedDemon55 June 22, 2023 - 2:48 pm

Yo, so da M4 got spied at da Nürburgring, man! It’s gettin’ a lil’ makeover wit’ some front n rear updates. Also, da inside gonna have dat new iDrive system. BMW keeps bringin’ da heat!

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AutoEnthusiast22 June 23, 2023 - 1:31 am

The M4 is gettin’ an upgrade, folks! Dey sayin’ da grilles ain’t changin’, so it’s keepin’ its distinctive look. And dat S58 engine gonna keep it roarin’ on da roads. Can’t wait for da convertible version too!

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CarLover123 June 23, 2023 - 12:07 pm

ohh boyy, da BMW M4 is gettin a facelift, im hyped! dey sayin da front n rear gonna look different, plus betta tech inside. cant wait to see it on da track!

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