The 2024 BMW M135 xDrive balances performance and practicality, remaining a standout in the hot hatch segment despite BMW's push toward EVs. With the M Technology Package enhancing its handling, we dive into how this hatchback holds up on both backroads and the Autobahn. Explore the full driving experience, design updates, and whether it justifies its price tag.
The 2025 BMW 1 Series (F70) is set to debut with an exciting new feature—the Iconic Glow kidney grilles, previously reserved for luxury models like the 7 Series. Available from March 2025 as part of the Innovation Package, this illuminated grille adds a striking visual element to BMW’s compact lineup, making the 1 Series stand out both day and night. Discover how BMW is bringing luxury design to the compact segment.
Discover the bold styling upgrades on the new BMW M135 hatch, featuring a striking Portimao Blue Metallic paint job and loaded with M Performance Parts. From carbon fiber accents to upgraded brakes and exhaust, this sporty hatch brings plenty of flair. Explore why the M135 won’t be coming to the U.S., but still grabs attention globally.
We caught the new BMW M135 at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed where the hot hatch is being displayed with a matte Individual paint job.
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Discover the 2024 BMW M135's bold new design, advanced M Technology Package, and weight-saving features. Click to explore its enhancements!
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The model displayed is the BMW M135 M Performance variant shown in Frozen Portimao Blue, a matte Individual color available for €2,250
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