Bmw Sports Car Open Roof

The BMW Concept Skytop The open two-seater looks like a carefully modelled vehicle sculpture: glowing, sporty, and elegant. At last, a new limited-edition halo car from BMW? For now, it's a concept that was shown at the Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este in Italy today. BMW is poised to deliver its highly exclusive Skytop open-top two-seater to customers in 2025.

With production limited to just 50 units, this hand-built masterpiece has already sold out, cementing its status as a collector's item and a symbol of BMW's design prowess. Woodcliff Lake, NJ - May 24, 2024 With the BMW Concept Skytop design study, BMW is once again bringing an exceptionally elegant, one-of-a-kind vehicle to this year's Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este, the annual gathering of historic cars and motorcycles held on the shores of Lake Como. The open two-seater resembles a meticulously crafted vehicle sculpture, with a flowing, sporty.

The open-top two-seater celebrates BMW's history of iconic roadsters, among them the BMW 507 and BMW Z8. The sculptural athleticism of its body is constructed from taut, muscular surfaces defined by a few precise lines, the BMW Skytop emitting a powerful sense of dynamism before it even turns a wheel. Called the BMW Concept Skytop, this model is an open two-seater that bears signature BMW looks, but with a hint of some futuristic elements.

BMW unveiled the stunning Concept Skytop at the Villa d'Este Concorso d'Eleganza. The marque may build 50 examples of the open. BMW installs a flat rear window that slides down to enhance the open-air feel.

Although a concept, Skytop even has a roll-over bar, draped in leather. BMW revealed the Skytop Concept on Friday, showing off what looks to be a one. BMW is planning to build an ultra-limited run of its Skytop concept, shown last year.

Here's our first look at the car, shod in camouflage, at the Nürburgring.