Future BMW models information

[M Genesis]

Originally Posted by MadBimmeRad

I don't have any answers for you my friend, however, I wanted to welcome you to our family of BMW nuts

Hey✨and thanks 😌🇩🇪

[Wozich]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

The reporting was wrong. The manual is coming in March 2024, not 2023. See the top post, in the July 2022 update.

But EOP date for G29 Z4 is still unknown?

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by Wozich

But EOP date for G29 Z4 is still unknown?

Weird. Maybe I accidentally deleted it while editing the top post. It's 10/25.

[ynguldyn]

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

[MadBimmeRad]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

We bow to you for your mammoth effort

Here's to the next ten years 🥂🍾🥂

[vj123]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

Appreciate your effort and time in sharing the information to the community. This thread has always been a major factor in my buying decision.

[ph.z4]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

The reporting was wrong. The manual is coming in March 2024, not 2023. See the top post, in the July 2022 update.

Hopefully announced in March '23 for the 24 MY....

Latest from BMW Blog says "Later this year": https://www.bmwblog.com/2023/01/14/b...-transmission/

Assuming the Magna Steyr plant starts producing MY24 cars in November it could still be nearly March '24 before US deliveries start for the manual Z4.

[swagon]

ynguldyn no B57 inline-six diesel in G60/61? Only B47 520d?

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by swagon

ynguldyn no B57 inline-six diesel in G60/61? Only B47 520d?

Correct. At least for the first year of production.

Diesels are making very little sense in Europe now, and other markets don't care about the big motors as much.

[ynguldyn]

Some minor updates, but one item is of importance to people planning to order an M3 or an M4: if you care about Individual, place your orders soon.

[atl_1M]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

Some minor updates, but one item is of importance to people planning to order an M3 or an M4: if you care about Individual, place your orders soon.

Is this through the end of production in 2027/2028? Or will individual be available again after LCI? Is LCI confirmed and if so, any news on LCI design or extent of changes?

[FrankieNuo]

Originally Posted by atl_1M

Is this through the end of production in 2027/2028? Or will individual be available again after LCI? Is LCI confirmed and if so, any news on LCI design or extent of changes?

+1

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by atl_1M

Is this through the end of production in 2027/2028? Or will individual be available again after LCI? Is LCI confirmed and if so, any news on LCI design or extent of changes?

To be completely honest, now that I've had time to dig into this, I don't fully understand what's happening anymore.

I've posted this to the thread that just got spun off based on that one comment:

BMW is taking away the "Individual Composition" option for all M3s and M4s as of 7/1/23. For good, LCI included. I have no idea how this option is used. It's not something you check the box for when ordering, it's not an option I see on existing cars with individual paints and other individual things, but it could be a hidden requirement for them. Or maybe it's nothing. Maybe someone with access to the actual dealership ordering tool can look into this and explain.

Unfortunately it dropped straight onto the front page - meaning the beast has escaped and is about to start making rounds on the internets.

This will teach me to do quick updates while on the run.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by MPSdriver

So the EU i4 xDrive40 is still planned for 11/22?
It's awfully quiet about that model. The eDrive35 got some attention and is available on the configurators but nothing on the xDrive40...

The definitive answer to your question is now in the top post.

[alex2364]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

To be completely honest, now that I've had time to dig into this, I don't fully understand what's happening anymore.

I've posted this to the thread that just got spun off based on that one comment:

BMW is taking away the "Individual Composition" option for all M3s and M4s as of 7/1/23. For good, LCI included. I have no idea how this option is used. It's not something you check the box for when ordering, it's not an option I see on existing cars with individual paints and other individual things, but it could be a hidden requirement for them. Or maybe it's nothing. Maybe someone with access to the actual dealership ordering tool can look into this and explain.

Unfortunately it dropped straight onto the front page - meaning the beast has escaped and is about to start making rounds on the internets.

This will teach me to do quick updates while on the run.

Looks like it’s been a special option package in the past that includes individual exterior and interior colors.

https://g30.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh....php?t=1573980
https://www.motor1.com/news/24751/bm...mposition/amp/
https://www.bmwblog.com/2011/07/28/2...ition-package/

[vasillalov]

@ynguldyn

I understand this is something you would probably not be able to answer at this time, I nevertheless wanted to ask:

What is the likelihood of BMW bumping up the power output on the G80 base models during with the upcoming LCI in MY2024? I am first on the waiting list for a base M3 at my local dealer and I am still waiting for allocation.

As a follow up question, when do you anticipate that we'll have more information about what the LCI will include?

Thank you for your time and everything you have done for this forum and community!

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by vasillalov

What is the likelihood of BMW bumping up the power output on the G80 base models during with the upcoming LCI in MY2024?

MY2025. Very low.

As a follow up question, when do you anticipate that we'll have more information about what the LCI will include?

Don't expect much. Exterior/interior redesign, maybe some hardware improvements. No significant new functionality.

BTW, I've just noticed one thing I missed previously. While the LCI for G22/G23/G82/G83 is in March 2024, the changes only get into G80 in July.

[vasillalov]

Thank you!

[GeniusAdam]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

To be completely honest, now that I've had time to dig into this, I don't fully understand what's happening anymore.

I've posted this to the thread that just got spun off based on that one comment:

BMW is taking away the "Individual Composition" option for all M3s and M4s as of 7/1/23. For good, LCI included. I have no idea how this option is used. It's not something you check the box for when ordering, it's not an option I see on existing cars with individual paints and other individual things, but it could be a hidden requirement for them. Or maybe it's nothing. Maybe someone with access to the actual dealership ordering tool can look into this and explain.

Unfortunately it dropped straight onto the front page - meaning the beast has escaped and is about to start making rounds on the internets.

This will teach me to do quick updates while on the run.

"Individual Composition" (XC4) is equipment package for paint, leather and trim from Individual Collection. So if they are taking away this, that doesn't necessarily mean no SA490 paint for example. Not mentioning that M3 CS, which was just released, will have Individual Paint options to choose from.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by GeniusAdam

"Individual Composition" (XC4) is equipment package for paint, leather and trim from Individual Collection. So if they are taking away this, that doesn't necessarily mean no SA490 paint for example. Not mentioning that M3 CS, which was just released, will have Individual Paint options to choose from.

So it's just a packaging change and is not the same as the end of availability of the separate components of this package?

[GeniusAdam]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

So it's just a packaging change and is not the same as the end of availability of the separate components of this package?

Yes, I believe so. For now I can still see the package, but from July it disappears from the configurator. But separate options (490, SABI leather etc.) are still there even for July.

[Tag]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

So it's just a packaging change and is not the same as the end of availability of the separate components of this package?

Originally Posted by GeniusAdam

Yes, I believe so. For now I can still see the package, but from July it disappears from the configurator. But separate options (490, SABI leather etc.) are still there even for July.

There’s currently a rumor floating around on various BMW forums, claiming that the brand’s Individual color program for the M3 and M4 is dying in the U.S. According to the rumor, Individual paints are out for the M3 and M4 and won’t return for this generation, even after the LCI comes. If that’s true, you’ll have to wait until the next-generation of M3, which will come on the Neue Klasse chassis, to get a unique color for your M3 or M4.

However, according to our sources, that’s just not true. The initial post was referring to BMW Individual Composition which is something that was never really offered in the United States anyway. As far as BMW’s Individual program, this is incredibly profitable in the U.S. market, with such paints costing around $5,000 each, it’s also very popular. Our sources say that BMW doesn’t even know where the rumor started from and that Individual paints will continue to be available on the M3 and M4 in 2023, in the U.S.

It’s relieving to hear that BMW will keep its Individual program. Of course, it’s more money that I’ll likely be able to ever own, so I don’t have any real skin in the game. However, I do love a good Individual color. My opinion has been stated multiple times here, that if you’re getting a special car, get a special color. Enough white, black, and grey, lets’ get some blues, reds, and yellows in the factories in Germany.

I can understand the panic, though. This will be the last purely gas-powered BMW M3 in history, so there are tons of people looking to buy one with a special color. If you’re one of those people, the rumored news of BMW shutting Individual colors for the M3 and M4 must have been devastating. Thankfully, we’re here to tell you that the rumors aren’t true and that you can still get funky-colored BMW M3s and M4s, to upstage your boring neighbors with.

Source: BMWBLOG