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BMW M4 Coupe (G82) specifications and photos

The 2020 BMW M4 Coupe (G82) marks the second generation of the high-performance 4 Series. Introduced in late 2020, it brings substantial power increases, available all-wheel drive, and a highly distinctive front-end design.

Years 2020
Body type coupe
Trims 2
Photos 18
Rear three-quarter view of a dark gray 2020 BMW M4 Coupe driving under a covered structure.
Overview

BMW M4 Coupe (G82) at a glance

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Succeeding the previous generation, the G82 M4 Coupe steps up as the most potent version of the 4 Series lineup. It distinguishes itself not just through its large front grille, but with a 35mm wider stance, a carbon fiber roof, and a quad 100mm exhaust setup. Designed for enthusiasts seeking serious track capability wrapped in a usable package, the M4 is available in both a standard rear-wheel-drive configuration and a more aggressive Competition variant. This generation introduces significant chassis stiffening, an adaptive suspension, and an active rear differential to manage the increased output.

  • Power: 480-510 hp
  • Engine displacement: 2993 cc
  • Transmissions: M Steptronic
  • Seating: 4 seats
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Photos, trims and specifications for BMW M4 Coupe (G82)

This model page brings gallery images, trim comparison, and detailed technical data together for the 2020 generation.

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Model guide

BMW M4 Coupe (G82) overview

Editorial context for design, cabin, performance, practicality, and buyer notes.

Design

Visually, the M4 Coupe separates itself from the standard 4 Series with aggressive aerodynamics, wider wheel arches, and black exterior accents. The roof is constructed from carbon-fiber-reinforced plastic to lower the center of gravity. It rides on staggered forged alloy wheels, measuring 18 inches in the front (275/40 ZR18) and 19 inches in the rear (285/35 ZR19), providing a pronounced, muscular stance. Optional carbon-ceramic brakes can be fitted behind them for enhanced stopping power.

Interior

Inside, the cabin focuses on the driver with standard sport seats featuring visual integrated headrests and black Merino leather upholstery. The M-specific steering wheel includes two red preset buttons for quick access to personalized driving modes. For track use, buyers can opt for lightweight carbon fiber bucket seats compatible with multi-point harnesses. A dedicated M Mode button on the center console allows easy switching between Road, Sport, and an optional Track setting.

Performance

Power comes from a 3.0-liter twin-turbocharged inline-six engine. The standard M4 produces 480 horsepower and 550 Nm of torque, paired with a six-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive, achieving 0-100 km/h in 4.2 seconds. The M4 Competition raises output to 510 horsepower and 650 Nm, cutting the sprint to 3.9 seconds. It utilizes an 8-speed M Steptronic automatic transmission. The Competition can also be equipped with the M xDrive all-wheel-drive system, which includes a pure 2WD rear-wheel-drive mode.

Practicality

Despite its performance focus, the M4 Coupe retains everyday usability with a four-seat layout. The trunk offers 440 liters of cargo space, sufficient for weekend luggage or daily errands. With a fuel tank capacity of 59 liters and an overall length of 4795mm, it remains a manageable size for regular driving, though its low stance and wide track require care in urban environments.

Safety and tech

The G82 M4 includes variable-ratio steering, an active rear differential, and an adaptive M suspension as standard hardware. The braking system features six-piston fixed calipers up front, with two selectable pedal feel settings for the driver. Additional cooling systems for engine oil and transmission fluid are standard on the Competition model to maintain optimum temperatures during demanding driving situations.

Buyer notes

When considering the G82 M4, the primary choice is between the standard model with a manual gearbox and the Competition version with an automatic. The Competition not only offers more power but is the only way to access the M xDrive all-wheel-drive system. Buyers planning frequent track days should consider the optional carbon bucket seats and carbon-ceramic brakes, though standard equipment is already quite robust.

Configurations

Trims and key specifications

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Power 480-510 hp
Engine displacement 2993 cc
Seating 4 seats
Transmissions M Steptronic
Trim / modification Engine Power Seats Transmission
M4 2993 cc 480 hp 4 M Steptronic
M4 Competition 2993 cc 510 hp 4 M Steptronic

Specifications can vary by market, model year, and equipment package. Use the trim sections below to review the full data for each configuration.

Detailed specs

Specifications by trim

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M4 39 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Fuel consumption city, L/100 km 16
Fuel consumption highway, L/100 km 7.8
Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km 10.8
Top speed, km/h 250
Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s 4.2
Emissions standard Euro VI

Engine

Engine 3.0i
Engine code S58B30T0
Engine type Internal combustion engine
Fuel type Gasoline
Engine displacement, cc 2993
Cylinder layout Inline
Number of cylinders 6
Valves 24
Compression ratio 9.3:1
Power, hp 480
RPM at max power 6250
Torque, Nm 550
RPM at max torque 2650–6130

Dimensions

Seats 4
Length, mm 4795
Width, mm 2081
Height, mm 1393
Wheelbase, mm 2857
Front track, mm 1617
Rear track, mm 1605
Kerb weight, kg 1775
Gross weight, kg 2155
Fuel tank capacity, L 59
Turning circle, m 12.2
Width without mirrors, mm 1887
Trunk capacity, L 440

Transmission and drive

Transmission M Steptronic
Transmission type automatic
Drive Rear-wheel drive
Number of gears 8
Transmission manufacturer ZF
Automatic transmission +
Transmission country Germany
M4 Competition 39 specifications

Specifications

Performance and consumption

Fuel consumption city, L/100 km 14.6
Fuel consumption highway, L/100 km 7.6
Fuel consumption combined, L/100 km 10.2
Top speed, km/h 250
Acceleration 0-100 km/h, s 3.9
Emissions standard Euro VI

Engine

Engine 3.0i
Engine code S58B30T0
Engine type Internal combustion engine
Fuel type Gasoline
Engine displacement, cc 2993
Cylinder layout Inline
Number of cylinders 6
Valves 24
Compression ratio 9.3:1
Power, hp 510
RPM at max power 6250
Torque, Nm 650
RPM at max torque 2750–5500

Dimensions

Seats 4
Length, mm 4795
Width, mm 2081
Height, mm 1393
Wheelbase, mm 2857
Front track, mm 1617
Rear track, mm 1605
Kerb weight, kg 1775
Gross weight, kg 2155
Fuel tank capacity, L 59
Turning circle, m 12.2
Width without mirrors, mm 1887
Trunk capacity, L 440

Transmission and drive

Transmission M Steptronic
Transmission type automatic
Drive Rear-wheel drive
Number of gears 8
Transmission manufacturer ZF
Automatic transmission +
Transmission country Germany
FAQ

BMW M4 Coupe (G82) questions

Short answers based on the specifications and photos available in this catalog.

What body style is the 2020 BMW M4 (G82)?

The G82 BMW M4 is a two-door, four-seat high-performance coupe.

What engines are available in the G82 M4?

It is powered by a 3.0-liter twin-turbo inline-six engine, producing 480 horsepower in the standard model and 510 horsepower in the Competition variant.

Does the BMW M4 come with a manual transmission?

Yes, the standard 480-horsepower M4 is available with a six-speed manual transmission and rear-wheel drive.

Is all-wheel drive available on the M4?

Yes, the M4 Competition model can be equipped with the M xDrive all-wheel-drive system, which also features a selectable rear-wheel-drive mode.

How fast is the M4 Competition?

The M4 Competition can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds, while the standard M4 takes 4.2 seconds.