The 2025 model year brought changes to both M lineups: cars and motorcycles. BMW is showcasing the M2 together with the M 1000 R with similar finishes. The rear-wheel-drive sports coupe has the new-for-2025 Grigio Telesto color. It’s an Individual option for which you’ll have to fork out an extra $3,000 in the United States. The M 1000 R aka the “M Hyper Naked Bike” flaunts its newly gained dual-flow LED headlight.
The two-wheel M went through more changes than its four-wheel counterpart. With the model year changeover, the M 1000 R gets the rear frame and swingarm in Platinum Grey metallic. BMW Motorrad paints the winglets and the covers for the clutch and generator in black. An M logo proudly sits in the air intake between the redesigned lights.
View this post on Instagram
You must know where to look to spot the changes in the 2025 M2. Even though BMW calls it a Life Cycle Impulse (LCI), the G87 is essentially the same car. Sure, it has an extra 20 horsepower, but the styling has been carried over. The M2 badges now have a silver border, and the quad exhaust tips are black as standard. For additional customization, there’s finally a wheel design in classic silver.
With the M2 CS coming next year, don’t be too surprised if BMW will show the special edition alongside the hardcore M 1000 RR. Whatever the case may be, we do like this crossover between M cars and bikes, something we have a feeling we’ll be seeing more of. “The world’s most powerful letter” continues its expansion and BMW wants to make sure you’re up to date on both sides of the M business.
I remember when the X7 pickup broke cover a few years ago. In some of the official images, the one-of-a-kind truck was carrying a BMW bike on its bed.
Source: BMW M / Instagram, BMW M / YouTube
First published by https://www.bmwblog.com
Source: BMW BLOG
