An accidental leak BMW has revealed all the cars the German automaker plans to launch in 2027, including an all-wheel drive version of one of its iconic coupes.
According to the British tabloid The Sun plant BMWto bring 40 vehicles onto the market next year. The information comes from the official online shop BMW in the United States, who accidentally gave premature details about the Line-up published for 2027.
The leaks suggest that BMW will comprehensively update its existing model ranges – from the 2 Series to the 7 Series. What is particularly noteworthy is that a M2 xDrive seems to be in preparation, which is the smallest M-Model of BMW There would finally be an all-wheel drive (AWD) option from 2027.
The additional powertrain will likely result in both a higher price and increased weight, but the manual M2 with rear-wheel drive should continue to be available in parallel.
Next to the M2 The leak suggests a new generation of the 3 Series, with a M350 xDrivewhich is the current one M340i xDrive replaced, as well as two fully electric variants called i3 40 xDrive and i3 50 xDrive.
Next to it is one iX3 2027-Series listed with the versions 40 sDrive, 40 xDrive and 50 xDrivejust like the first X4 in the variants 40 xDrive and 50 xDrive as a coupé-like alternative.
As for the top models, the upcoming one appears X5 with a rear-wheel drive 40 sDrive as well as with an electrical one iX5 60 xDrivewhile the 7 Series listing points to a possible update, but still to the power of a V8 engine with a new one M760 sets the label M Performance receives.
Unfortunately, there is no evidence of a return of the V12 engine. The lack of models Z4 and the 8 Series are also expected, but bigger performance steps in SUVs and electric vehicles are on the horizon, including an electric variant of the X7a future new one X6 with an EV version as well as the first electric ones M-Models by the end of 2027.
BMW also significantly increases the focus on the racetrack in the current M2 with a dramatic M Performance Track Kitled by a huge gooseneck rear wing inspired by the racing cars M4 GT4 and M3 GT3.
Although yourself BMW has not yet made an official statement after the leak, it is expected that the German manufacturer will soon release more information about the above-mentioned vehicles.
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