Bmw M8 Coupe Discontinued

The world of large, luxurious grand tourers is getting a little bit smaller with BMW planning to end production of the M8 Coupe early next year. A bulletin has been sent to BMW dealers informing. BMW has confirmed that the F92-generation M8 Coupe is no longer available for orders in the U.S.

The M8 convertible and four-door Gran Coupe variants live on, at least for now. BMW has not revealed why it's discontinuing the M8 Coupe in the U.S., but slow sales due to its high price and more compelling rivals may have played a part. A recent bulletin sent to BMW dealers confirms that production of the iconic BMW M8 Coupe (258F) will stop production in early 2025, officially marking the end of its run as BMW's most luxurious.

AUTO giant BMW plans to pull a beloved model from US stores in the new year as new orders are no longer being accepted. The M8 Coupe will stop production at the beginning of 2025, according to a dealer bulletin. The BMW M8 coupe is being discontinued.

The future looks bleak for the rest of the 8 Series line, but not for BMW performance. The BMW M8 Coupe is dead, at least in the United States. According to a BMW spokesperson, dealers no longer accept orders for the two-door, fixed-roof version of BMW's M8.

The BMW Concept M8 Gran Coupe, a high-performance four-door version of the 8 Series that was presented in June 2019, was later introduced at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show. BMW confirmed to us that the M8's two-door coupe is done, but the M8 Gran Coupe and Convertible are still available. What's Behind BMW's Decision? If the rumors are true, BMW's decision to discontinue the M8 Coupe isn't entirely surprising.

Here are a few possible reasons: Low Sales: With a starting price of $138,000, the M8 Coupe caters to a niche audience, making it a tough sell in today's competitive luxury market.