Bmw I4 M60 Photo Debut
i4 BMW i4 M60 Makes Photo Debut In A Ferrari Color The BMW i4 M60 finally stars in the first official images. The electric M Performance car is painted in Individual Rosso Corsa. The i4 M60 also boasts a bespoke Adaptive M suspension with individually configured springs and dampers, specially designed anti-roll bars and an additional spring strut tower brace in the front end.
Add to that variable sport steering with Servotronic, and direct and agile steering. Sporting elegance with new design: The BMW i4 M60 xDrive brings the M specific formula of agility, dynamism and precision to the world of electric mobility. [Courtesy of BMW] BMW is carrying its performance DNA boldly into the electric era, and the 2026 i4 M60 proves it.
With a blistering 0-100 km/h time of 3.6 seconds. The MW i4 M60's first outing was at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed, where the hot M Performance EV showed up in Fire Red. BMW i4 M60 xDrive debuts with 601 hp and 3.7-second 0-100 km/h time.
Digital Key, Comfort Access, and Alexa integration expand across BMW models. New colours, trim options, and more are coming from BMW. BMW has introduced numerous updates to several models in its lineup starting July 2025, including new efficiency technology for the all.
The 2026 i4 lineup gains both extra power and extended range. Now travels up to 333 miles per charge with improved efficiency. The new i4 M60 delivers up to 593 horsepower in Sport mode.
The "new" i4 M60 has some huge footwear to fill, contemplating the previous i4 M50 was named the best. Global production of the BMW i4 M60 xDrive starts in July. While the Korean launch date isn't confirmed, BMW Korea's recent unveiling of facelifted i4 models hints at an upcoming debut.
Enthusiasts can look forward to a high-performance electric sedan that reinforces BMW's commitment to driving pleasure in the electric era. Meet the new BMW i4 M60, same as the old i4 M50, except it isn't. The M division's best-selling car for three years in a row made an appearance at the 2025 Goodwood Festival of Speed over the weekend.
Visually, it's nearly indistinguishable from its M50 predecessor, save for the M60 badge at the rear. But beneath the striking Fire Red paint hides more electric muscle.