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3.0 CSL
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3.0 CSL

G82 · 2021–2024RWDCoupeLimited · 50

A 50-unit, ~€750,000 carbon-bodied halo built on the G82 M4 to honour the 1973 3.0 CSL “Batmobile”. Most powerful S58 to date at 560 PS (412 kW) and 550 Nm, sent to the rear wheels through a 6-speed manual - the only manual application of the S58. Near-fully CFRP body; 0-100 km/h in 3.7 s. Distinct from the 2015 3.0 CSL Hommage concept.

552 hpPower
3.8 s0-100 km/h
305 km/hTop Speed
2021-2024Year
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Specifications

Powertrain
Engineering details
Displacement3.0 L
Cylinders6
AspirationTwin-turbo
FuelPetrol
TransmissionManual
DrivetrainRWD
Performance
Numbers that matter
Power552 hp
Torque550 Nm
0-100 km/h3.8 s
Top speed305 km/h
Weight1625 kg
Fuel tank59 L
Dimensions & body
Height · 1393 mm
Length · 4801 mm
Wheelbase · 2857 mm
BodyCoupe
Doors2
Seats2

Limited Production

50 units worldwide

STORY

The BMW M4 is the modern coupe heir to the M3 legend. When BMW split its model names in 2014, with sedans keeping "3" and coupes/convertibles becoming "4", the two-door high-performance version of the M3 was renamed M4, though mechanically the pair remain twins.

Today's M4 (G82) is powered by the twin-turbocharged S58 3.0-litre straight-six, offered in outputs up to the Competition and CS versions, with rear-wheel drive or M's xDrive all-wheel-drive system. Bold styling that includes a divisive tall kidney grille, along with a hardcore CSL variant, has kept it at the centre of BMW's performance identity. Alongside the M3 sedan, the M4 carries the direct bloodline that started with the E30 M3 into the current era.

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