Bmw Concept Wagon

The BMW Concept Speedtop's athleticism is undeniable, thanks to the broad design of its shoulders and two-tone, 14-spoke wheels, custom. Classic luxury features, precise craftsmanship and Shooting Brake design come together in the BMW Concept Speedtop to form a unique experience. At the 2025 Villa d'Este, BMW is debuting the Concept Speedtop.

If that name sounds familiar, that's because this bonkers, beautiful wagon is based loosely on last year's concept. Just like the. Now, for 2025, BMW introduces the Concept Speedtop -a bold and beautiful shooting brake loosely based on last year's Skytop.

Like the convertible, the Speedtop sits on the same platform and features BMW's signature V-shaped shark-nose front end, complete with matching light fixtures and an illuminated grille. But this time, there's more practicality baked into the design. BMW turns the M8 into a stunning shooting brake.

The Speedtop two-door wagon with V8 power heads to production, though in limited numbers. Unveiled at Villa d'Este, the BMW Speedtop concept is headed to limited production, and making it happen was easier said than done. May 27, 2025 BMW's New Concept Car Is an Ultra-Exclusive Two-Door Station Wagon The German marque plans to build 70 examples of the Concept Speedtop, an M8.

The Concept Skytop was a sleek, open-roof grand tourer that channels classic BMW roadsters with modern luxury and tech. Meanwhile, the BMW Touring wagon stays true to its roots, offering everyday practicality with signature performance and sharp design. You get the BMW Concept Speedtop: a three-door, V8-powered shooting brake with more swagger than a Milan runway and more leather than a Saddleback catalog.

Debuting at the 2025 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este-where the wine flows like water and most attendees can pronounce "heritage" in at least four languages-the Speedtop isn't. The Concept Speedtop is a refreshing turnaround for the BMW engineering and design team, a sign that BMW styling is (finally) pointing in the right direction. It takes just a passing glance at the Speedtop's shark-faced nose and curvy station wagon body to forget some of the polarizing aspects of the Bangle era, including the automaker's.