An accidental leak a BMWhas revealed all the cars the German automaker plans to launch in 2027, including an all-wheel drive version of one of its iconic coupes.
The British tabloid, the The Sun according to the BMW plans to introduce 40 vehicles next year. The information is a BMW comes from the official US online store, which accidentally shared the 2027 line-up details.
The leaks suggest that a BMW is planning a comprehensive update for its existing model families, from the 2 Series to the 7 Series. Most notably, one M2 xDrive is also under development, which would finally give an all-wheel drive (AWD) option BMW smallest M-model from 2027.
This new powertrain will likely bring a price increase and weight gain, but the manual transmission, rear-wheel drive M2 it is expected to remain available alongside it.
The M2 In addition, the leak also mentions a new generation 3 Series in which the M350 xDrive would replace the current one M340i xDrive model, as well as two fully electric versions i3 40 xDrive and i3 50 xDrive under the name
In addition to these, one iX3 2027 series is also on the list 40 sDrive, 40 xDrive and 50 xDrive with variations, as well as the first X4 models 40 xDrive and 50 xDrive in design as a more coupé alternative.
Regarding the top models, the following X5 a rear wheel drive 40 sDrive version, as well as an electric one iX5 60 xDrive model, while the 7 Series listing hints at a possible update, but also indicates that the V-8 engine will remain for a new M760 with a model which M Performance you get a mark.
Unfortunately, there’s no sign of the V-12 engine returning. THE Z4 and the absence of the 8 Series is also expected, while more powerful developments in SUVs and electric vehicles are coming, including an electric X7 version, a future new X6 model with an EV version, as well as the first electric M models until the end of 2027.
A BMW in addition, it significantly increases the emphasis on track performance in the case of the current M2, a spectacular one M Performance Track Kit package, the central element of which is a huge “gooseneck” rear wing, which is M4 GT4 and M3 GT3 inspired by racing cars.
Although the BMW has not yet issued an official statement after the leak, it is expected that the German manufacturer will soon share more information about the above-mentioned models.
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