A new generation of BMW M3 also appeared at the Beijing Auto Show. The new car is similar to the new 4 Series in appearance design, both of which adopt the vertical "double kidneys" design, but many people call it "double lungs", which seems to be more accurate.
As a performance car, the new BMW M3 is hard to find chrome decoration in appearance, and more is dark black decoration, as are the new BMW 4 Series and M4.
The tail of the new car is basically the same as the current BMW 3 Series, and the taillights are designed in blackened style, but the exhaust size of the lower bilateral double outlet is not small, which is very shocking.
In interior design, the BMW M3 is almost the same as the current 3 Series, with bright orange interior color matching, 12.3-inch screen in the central control part, and the latest iDrive? 7 entertainment system. The red M buttons on the left and right sides of the steering wheel are very eye-catching, reminding you that this is an M? Dynamic model.
The ordinary BMW M3 is equipped with a 3.0T inline six-cylinder turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 480 HP and a peak torque of 550 Nm. The Thunder version is equipped with a 3.0T high-power engine with a maximum power of 5 10 horsepower and a torque of 650 Nm. The new car will provide a 6-speed manual transmission version and a classic 8-speed automatic manual transmission version. In addition, the new generation M3 will also provide rear-drive and four-wheel drive versions.
Water drop point of view:
In addition to the upgrade of the interior, everyone's slot is still on the front face of BMW M3. However, the BMW 4 Series is also on the booth of this auto show, and everyone has gradually recognized the front face of the new generation 4 Series. I believe that the new generation BMW M3 will also be adapted by people with increasingly strong acceptance ability. In addition, it is speculated that the BMW 3 Series replaced last year will not adopt the current M3 design language.
Text/Zhang Wei
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