New 2025 BMW i8 M: Price, Release Date, Review & Specs

The BMW i8 was a bold and beautiful plug-in hybrid sports car that promised a lot of excitement but never quite lived up to the hype. The new 2025 BMW i8 M, previewed by the Vision M Next concept car, promises to put more emphasis on performance and could finally set the Bimmer world on fire.

Besides the added performance, we should see efficiency improvements as well. BMW already claims that this i8 M is going to offer superior fuel economy ratings compared to the current model. The i8 M also has the potential to compete with high-performance hybrids from other manufacturers such as the Polestar 1 and Acura NSX.

When is the 2025 BMW i8 M Released?

BMW Does not announce the official Release Date of the BMW i8 M Car. It is an electric sports car. We expect this car to be revealed in early 2024.

It is not yet clear if this will be offered as a fixed-roof coupe or as a ragtop roadster, but we can expect it to follow the same design language as the previous i8. This includes the futuristic body with a wide low stance and distinctive design elements such as the laser headlights and split rear wing. Car and Driver like the way this design strikes a balance between being functional and evoking excitement.

2025 BMW i8 M Full Review

Inside, the BMW i8 M is likely to be more spacious than the current model, as it will feature a more conventional passenger compartment. This should allow for a larger back seat and more storage space in the trunk. We hope that BMW will address the i8 problematic entry and exit by outfitting this new model with front-pivoted doors and a lower-side ledge to make getting in and out easier.

We can also expect the new i8 M to have BMW’s latest cutting-edge take on infotainment called Boost Pod, which incorporates several glass screens and a head-up display to give the driver access to vehicle information and onboard entertainment features.

The powertrain will be much more aggressive than the previous i8, which is why it gets the M designation. Instead of the inline-three gasoline engine, this supercar will use an inline-four and a powerful electric motor to propel the rear wheels. This will likely give it a combined output of 600 horsepower and provide enough range to allow for 62 miles of all-electric driving.

It is not yet known what the battery capacity will be, but we can assume that it will have a significant improvement over the 18-kWh unit found in the original i8. We can also expect it to be able to recharge quicker, and maybe even offer wireless charging.

All of these upgrades should help this i8 M live up to its sporty ambitions and rival models such as the Polestar 1. It will be interesting to see how competitive this model can be when it goes on sale in late 2023 as a BMW i8 M.

How Much Cost the 2025 BMW i8 M?

Here We Discus About 2025 BMW i8 M Price in different countries.