US Edition2026 BMW M2 CS Revealed with Even More Brutal Looks
- BMW unveiled the new M2 CS with aggressive styling at the 2025 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este in Italy, ahead of its full debut on May 28.
- BMW withheld full technical details pending the official unveiling, but the CS version follows a trend of lighter, more powerful M models.
- The M2 CS features a carbon-fiber ducktail spoiler, gold 19-inch wheels with wider tires, and uses a tuned 3.0-liter twin-turbo six-cylinder likely making around 525 hp.
- Reports indicate the M2 CS will probably only come with an eight-speed automatic, shed unknown weight compared to its siblings, and accelerates 0-100 km/h in about 4.0 seconds.
- The launch implies BMW aims to place the M2 CS near or above 500 hp with enhanced performance, continuing the Clubsport tradition in a more track-focused package.
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BMW M2 CS returns with more power and pace - NZ Autocar
The second-generation BMW M2 arrived in 2022 but there has been no Competition model, at least in the EU. Instead BMW has revealed the full-fat M2 CS. With powertrain and chassis upgrades and more aggressive looks, expect a hefty premium over the standard M2s $150k price tag.BMW has made CS versions of M2, 3, 4 and M5. Instead of the base M2’s 353kW and 600Nm of torque, the CS should develop over 500bhp (at least 373kW) and 650Nm. This is via a …
New BMW M2 CS First Look: Aggressive Stance and Iconic Ducktail Spoiler
New Delhi: BMW have finally unveiled on the M2 CS, making a dramatic styling changes bringing a ducktail rear spoiler and much more aggressive stance. While BMW haven’t revealed details about the mechanical aspects of the new CS, however, the cosmetic changes would suggest huge change in the mewchanics as well. The M2 CS comes with better fitting wheels to fill the chunky arches, which does suggest that CS comes with a suspension focused more fo…
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