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Check Out The All New Track Focused BMW M2 CS In 5 HD Images
Explore the all-new BMW M2 CS through five detailed images—featuring its powerful engine, carbon components, tuned chassis, bold styling and performance-ready interior.
Updated May 28, 2025, 01:24 PM IST
2025 BMW M2 CS Revealed: 5 Stunning Images of the Performance Coupe
The all-new BMW M2 CS brings more power, less weight, and track-ready upgrades. From a 522.7 bhp engine to CFRP components, tuned suspension, bold styling and a race-inspired cabin, here are 5 HD images that showcase what sets this performance coupe apart.
BMW M2 CS: Engine And Transmission
The new BMW M2 CS is powered by a 3.0L six-cylinder engine that produces 522.7 bhp around 50 bhp more than the standard model and 650 Nm of torque paired to an 8-speed Automatic transmission. BMW claims that the M2 CS can go from 0 to 100 kmph in 3.8 seconds and it has a top speed of 302 kmph.
BMW M2 CS: Lighter with Carbon Fibre
BMW has reduced the M2 CS’s weight by about 30 kg by using carbon-fibre-reinforced plastic (CFRP) in areas like the roof, bonnet, boot lid, and select interior elements. Forged alloy wheels further aid weight savings, making it the lightest version in the current M2 lineup.
BMW M2 CS: Track-Tuned Suspension and Brakes
The new BMW M2 CS features an 8 mm lower ride height along with specially tuned springs, dampers and chassis electronics for sharper handling. It comes equipped with an M Sport differential and adaptive suspension. Braking is handled by standard M Compound brakes with red calipers, while carbon ceramic discs are available as an option.
BMW M2 CS: Sporty Styling with Carbon Details
Design upgrades in the 2025 BMW M2 CS include a CFRP roof, rear diffuser, front splitter and a black kidney grille. The M2 CS comes in four colours—Sapphire Black, Velvet Blue, Brooklyn Grey and Portimao Blue—with Shadowline headlight accents standard.
BMW M2 CS: Race-Ready Interior Setup
On the inside, the M2 CS gets M Carbon bucket seats, Alcantara upholstery and carbon fibre trim. The seats are heated, manually adjustable and harness-ready. The steering wheel includes a red centre mark and programmable M buttons, with CS logos throughout the cabin.
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