Bmw Speedtop Coupe

The Speedtop takes the limited-production, 8. The location and scenery of this distinguished site make the event a car enthusiast's dream and a feast for aesthetes. The perfect stage for a world premiere: With its exclusive variability and its unique proportions in the form of an athletic Shooting Brake, the BMW Concept Speedtop continues the legacy of legendary Touring classics from BMW.

Limited to just 70 examples, BMW's new Speedtop is more than a Skytop coupe with a roof-it's a statement piece for collectors who live for rarity, elegance, and a dose of muscle. BMW BMW unveils the Concept Speedtop, a sleek three-door shooting brake based on last year's Skytop. Powered by BMW's most potent V8, likely the 617.

BMW's $500K Speedtop heads to production in late 2026. Only 70 units planned, with U.S. buyers facing certification hurdles.

The coachbuilt BMW Speedtop shooting brake, worth a rumored $577,000, sold out immediately after it was revealed earlier in 2025. BMW took the covers off the amazing Speedtop in May 2025. It did so at the Villa d'Este, and also did so in a flash with no fanfare or advertising.

This remarkable coachbuilt car was instantly a hit, and that seemed to reflect in the sales too, due to how fast. BMW debuted the new Concept Speedtop at this year's Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este in Lake Como, Italy. It packs a powerful V.

A car that proves BMW can still play in the niche corners of automotive design, where passion trumps practicality. Also worth noting is the collaboration with Italian leather masters Schedoni, who've hand. Photo: BMW M8 Power in a Bespoke Package While BMW is being coy about specific powertrain details, they've confirmed the Speedtop packs "the most powerful V8 engine currently offered by BMW." Given the car's M8 underpinnings, that likely means the same 617-horsepower twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8 found in models like the XM, paired with an eight.

The Speedtop signals something quietly radical: that BMW isn't done with combustion, craftsmanship, or charisma. In a world where most concept cars are made of recycled promises and digital renderings, the Speedtop is analog in all the right ways. It's loud, rare, absurdly detailed, and gloriously impractical.

BMW has morphed the M8 Competition into a two-seat shooting brake for a special limited-run concept called Speedtop. Unveiled at the Villa d'Este concours, the wagon has been given a complete.