BMW shows us the M4 Edition Nürburgring: Video

Let BMW do it to do something like that. A German luxury car manufacturer celebrates a German racetrack with a special edition exclusively for China. However, it is not the case that we complain; It would be great to see how the green hell is also offered in other markets. In the meantime, you will find an exclusive view of the M4 edition Nürburgring, a special G82 of which are only built. While this number may seem arbitrary, it marks the years since BMW M.

At Auto Shanghai 2025, which is now completed today, we spoke to Sylvia Neubauer. She is the head of customers, brands and sales for BMW M GmbH. It led us through what distinguishes the M4 Edition Nürburgring from the standard model. The car is painted in frozen deep green, a matt individual color, which was first famous by the M5 CS. The frozen black strips on the bonnet and the trunk are painted so that they are not decal pictures.

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This limited version of the M4 competition also includes the red grille around the M4-Cs. If that was not enough to catch your attention, the 826 -M bikes in gold bronze are finished and combined with red brake calipers. The carbon fiber roof and the rear spoiler are now well -known elements, and overall the Nürburgring Edition does not show anything new. Instead, it simply combines a curated selection of high-end options in a striking package.

The actual outstanding failure is the interior. The door thresholds have a red script “Nürburgring” and a white lettering “1/53” to emphasize its rarity. The front carbon buckets are accentuated red and include a Nürburgring layout that is integrated into the design. The car comes exclusively with an eight-speed automatic, as it is based on the XDRIVE competition. Sorry, enthusiasts, no stick here.

BMW calls for 1,088,000 Renminbi or almost 150,000 US dollars to current exchange rates. Despite the steep premium of 136,100 Renminbi (approx. 19,000 US dollars) compared to the standard model, Sylvia announced that most units were sold on the first day of the show.

The M4 edition Nürburgring seems to be like a money gripper, but who can accuse BMW if it works? After all, a company must be profitable to survive in this cut shop.