Bmw M2cs Australia
The 2025 BMW M2 CS has been revealed in full and confirmed for Australian release by the end of this year, and it will cost a hefty $172,900 before on-road costs. That will make the new flagship of the second-generation M2 coupe lineup a substantial $46,600 more expensive than the standard M2 ($126,300 plus on-road in both manual and automatic form) on which it's based. It also means the new.
2025 BMW M2 CS announced, due in Australia by end of this year BMW has revealed the most potent version of its entry-level M car, with M4 CS rivalling performance. Kez Casey 16:00 28 May 2025 0. BMW M is building the anticipation for its new 2025 BMW M2 CS ahead of its Australian launch late this year by unleashing the junior M car on the fearsome Nürburgring Nordschleife where it clocked the tortuous 20.8km circuit in just 7:25.5 minutes.
The hot lap, driven with Jörg Weidinger behind the wheel, is an incredible 13 seconds quicker than the 2023 lap he completed in the second gen. The 2026 BMW M2 CS has been unveiled, with the high-performance coupe set to arrive in Australia in the fourth quarter of 2025 (October to December inclusive). Offering less weight and more power, BMW says the M2 CS can cover the 0-100km/h sprint in just 3.8 seconds.
Along with a 30 kilogram weight reduction, the M2 CS's 3.0. How's this for crazy little coupe? It's the new BMW M2 CS, which was unveiled in Lake Como over the weekend. All specs and details have now been confirmed and it is locked in for Australia.
2026 BMW M2 CS adds power and drops weight. That's right, the 3.0-litre in-line 6-cylinder engine has been overhauled to develop 390kW! BMW's M Division just released its latest toy for big boys, the new M2 CS, announcing all the details about it, including pricing in several markets worldwide, including Australia.
According to. BMW is launching the M2 CS in Australia later this year, bringing with it improved performance and a more striking design. Priced at $172,900 before on-road costs, the M2 CS carries a $46,600 premium over the standard M2 Coupe it shares BMW M's S58 twin.
We recently brought you the early European reveal of the BMW M2 CS but ahead of late 2025 first Australian deliveries, BMW has unveiled further details about its higher performance variant of its M2 sports coupe. For starters, the new M2 CS makes more power and is both stiffer and lighter compared to the regular M2. Under the bonnet of the M2 CS is an upgraded version of the standard M2's.