BMW M3
The full M version of the G20 3 Series, powered by the BMW S58 turbocharged straight-six engine that debuted in the G01 X3 M. All-wheel drive (xDrive) has been announced as being optional on the new M3, which would represent the first time that an M3 has used a drivetrain layout other than rear-wheel drive. A manual gearbox will be available only with rear wheel drive. It is also available as a Touring (estate) model, marking the first time BMW has offered an M3 Touring. The BMW M3 G80 is on sale as a 2021 model, with the initial prototypes tested at the Nürburgring alongside the BMW M4 G82. It was officially unveiled on 23 September 2020 alongside the new M4.
In mid 2024 the G80 BMW M3 received some mid-cycle updates for the 2025 model year with production starting in July of 2024. Visually very little has changed with the updated headlights and interior changes, like a new steering wheel and trim elements, being the easiest differences to spot. Under the hood the car gained an additional 20 horsepower.
The paints that were offered from the standard range remained the same as those of the pre-facelift model.
Color split
Of all documented paints| Green | 20.51% |
|---|---|
| Red | 17.95% |
| Blue | 17.95% |
| Grey | 15.38% |
| Purple | 10.26% |
| Yellow | 5.13% |
| Bronze | 5.13% |
| White | 2.56% |
| Black | 2.56% |
| Orange | 2.56% |
Available paint options
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