M3 Power! That means the new BMW M2 features the same S58 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six engine found in various other M models. Here it is tuned for 453 horsepower—about 48 hp more than the ...

The 2025 BMW M2 has a starting base MSRP of $66,075, which is $1,880 more than the 2024 model (which works out to about $94 per extra horsepower!) and $2,880 more than the 2023 model year before that.

So, which one is your favorite – the orange summer-loving M2 or the subtler gray-and-white-and-orange BMW that probably dreams of Formula Drift glory even as we ponder its CGI qualities? View ...

Overall quality feels high, with BMW’s Curved Display infotainment system the centre of attention, amping up the slick, modernist feel. It’s your gateway to a light-years more configurable M2 ...

The new M2 is 4.1 inches longer, 1.3 inches wider, and 0.3 inch lower than its predecessor, but BMW hasn’t messed with the core formula. Like the last car, power comes from a twin-turbo straight ...

Its M2 road car counterpart was just updated for 2025 with an extra 20 hp, bringing output of the car's twin-turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-6 to 473 hp. The race car should boast a similar figure.

BMW says the CS will accelerate from 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds — 0.2 second quicker than the standard M2 — and hit a top speed of 188 mph when equipped with the M Driver’s Package, 11 mph ...

The M2 CS follows the well-known Club Sport formula—more power, less weight, better dynamics. Presumably, at least, the automaker hasn’t released performance specs yet.

But BMW is reportedly preparing to switch up one of the key aspects of that formula, with a report from BMWBlog claiming that the German automaker is developing an all-wheel-drive version of the M2.