Overview

• The M2 CS’s 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six engine delivers 523 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque for a 0–60 mph run in 3.7 seconds.
• BMW cut nearly 100 pounds through 19/20-inch forged wheels and extensive carbon-fiber panels, including a ducktail spoiler, roof and mirrors.
• An eight-speed automatic transmission is the sole option while adaptive M suspension, revised chassis tuning and optimized stability control sharpen handling.
• Standard M Compound brakes come fitted with optional carbon-ceramic rotors and an upgraded cooling system supports sustained track use.
• Production begins in August at the San Luis Potosí plant with U.S. pricing from $99,775 after destination and Australian deliveries slated for late 2025 from AU$172,900 before on-road costs.