Unveiled Globally, the 2025 BMW M3 Now Has 530 Horsepower
BMW has released the M3 Touring and Sedan for the global market in 2025. Munich’s BMW Group Plant will produce the new vehicles. The production phase will begin in July 2024, and they will be introduced globally. Germany, China, Great Britain, Australia, and the United States are the key markets for the BMW M3 Sedan. All of the aforementioned nations, along with Australia, Great Britain, and other European nations, are huge fans of the BMW M3 Touring. Indian consumers will eventually be able to purchase the new M3 Sedan as well. The timeline, nevertheless, is currently unknown.
A new pair of headlamps that combine the high and low beams into one module will be available for the 2024 M3. Additionally updated are the turn signal indicators, rear LED tail lamps, and LED daytime running lamps. As an option, adaptive LED headlights are also available. Urban lights, cornering lights, auto high beams, and blue accents are a few of them. M Shadowline lights with dark interior accents are also offered for vehicles that have adaptive LED headlight specifications.
A few changes are also made to the interior from the previous model. A red center marking at the 12 o’clock position and multifunction buttons are features of the recently installed three-spoke M leather steering wheel. It now features two M buttons that may be customized according on the driver’s preferences and a flat bottom design. For the first time, a M Alcantara steering wheel with the same functionality and style is offered as an option. For both steering wheel models, there is an optional heating feature. In addition, the newest generation of displays, which are powered by the most recent version of the BMW Operating System (8.5), are available.
The updated digital engine control unit (DME) allows the engine to produce an additional 19 horsepower in the new BMW M3 Competition Touring with MxDrive and the new BMW M3 Competition Sedan with MxDrive. The highest power of the six-cylinder in-line engine is now 528 bhp, up from 508 bhp at 6,250 rpm previously. Peak torque production is 650 Nm, and it ranges from 2,750 rpm to 5,730 rpm. There is an 8-speed gearbox in use.
