BMW M8

BMW M8 Exterior

On the whole, the BMW M8 new model looks smaller yet more intimidating than the standard 8 Series. At the front, the long-creased bonnet neatly merges with the kidney nostrils, which are painted black for a dramatic effect. The BMW signature headlamps are sharper and brighter here. The sporty front bumper is, then, filled with massive air inlets beneath the kidney grille.

Apart from the massive alloy wheels with brake callipers wearing the ‘M’ badging, there’s also a nice flowing roofline in profile, which may look good, but it may also get some underwhelming reactions from a third or fourth passenger. The rear profile with the slender LED taillamps matches with those of newer age BMWs, except the sportier bumper and quad exhausts make it look leaner and meaner.

BMW M8 Variants

The BMW M8 variants are as follows: Coupe. Standard equipment includes BMW's Laser light headlight units, 19-inch alloy wheels, and the slender LED taillamps on the exterior front. You also get the latest iDrive system with support for wireless Apple Carplay, a 16-speaker Harman-Kardon audio system, a 360-degree camera, an all-digital instrument cluster, and four-zone climate control.

BMW M8 Interior

Like the 8 Series, the interior of the M8, too, offers stupendous luxury and a driver-oriented cockpit. The cabin is fitted with top-notch materials all round. The layout, however, is a typical BMW affair, which does steal away its novelty. Regardless, the BMW M8 has a very special cabin and extremely comfortable seats, at least for the front two.

BMW M8 Engine Specifications & Performance

The BMW M8 comes with an impressive engine with staggering numbers. To give you a preview, it’s a 4.4-litre M Twin Turbo V8 Petrol engine, which is capable of churning out 591bhp and an impressive 750Nm of torque. It comes mated to an 8-speed automatic gearbox as a standard fitment. Moreover, it also matches the current BS-VI emission standards.