The new BMW M3 2024 arrived in Brazil, and it now comes with a 510 hp engine that takes this sports sedan from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.9 seconds. It offers everything you would expect from an M line car: redesigned headlights, aerodynamic wheels, a full carbon fiber interior, and a large curved screen on the dashboard. The M Drive Professional system also allows you to record your movements and lap times, while M Traction Control adjusts traction according to your adventure. And if that’s not enough, the Track version comes with carbon-ceramic brakes and adaptive suspension.
The new BMW M3 Brazil arrived even more powerful and technological, with a 510 hp engine and acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h in just 3.9 seconds. Now available in Competition and Competition versions, the car retained rear-wheel drive and received improvements to the adaptive suspension and sports brakes, with carbon-ceramic discs in the Track version. In addition to its track performance, the M3 received a design update, with redesigned headlights and aerodynamic wheels, and the interior, with a high-tech curved screen and carbon fiber finishes.
Key points:
- 510 hp engine with acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h in 3.9 seconds.
- Available in Competition and Track Competition versions.
- Advanced driver assistance and connectivity systems.
- Carbon-ceramic brakes and adaptive suspension in the Track version.
But that’s not all. BMW has filled the M3 with a series of technological aids to make the driver’s life a little easier – or at least more fun. The M Drive Professional system allows you to record your drifts and lap times, while the intelligent personal assistant responds to the command “Hello, BMW” and performs tasks such as changing the air conditioning or turn on the stereo. For those who love gadgets, the M3 also features compatibility with Apple CarPlay, Android Auto and even integration with Amazon Alexa.
Like any luxury car, the new BMW M3 doesn’t come cheap. The Competition version starts at R $858,950, while the Track, for the most demanding, costs R $961,950. With a free maintenance program for three years or 40,000 km, BMW guarantees that, in the first few years at least, your cost will be the engine and not a check at the mechanic.
Design and Aesthetics
The BMW M3 received a design update, most notably for its new headlight arrangement. The new model features direct Daylights, which give the car a new identity. In addition, it retains the front, rear bumpers and side skirts typical of BMW’s M line.
The wheels have also been updated, being aerodynamic with 19 inches at the front and 20 inches at the back. These upgrades contribute to better performance and stability at high speeds. The BMW M3 continues with its distinctive features, but with improvements aimed at functionality and modern design.
The exterior features nine color options, offering customers a wide range of customization. Among the options are colors such as Alpine White, Sapphire Black, Portimão Blue, among others. This will expand the choice possibilities for different user profiles.
Interior and Connection
Inside, the new BMW M3 brings a series of technological and aesthetic updates. The highlight is the BMW Live Cockpit Professional, consisting of two integrated screens, one 12.3 inches for the instrument panel and the other 14.9 inches for the multimedia system. This configuration aims to provide an interface that is easy to see and control for the driver.
The interior of the car features carbon fiber finishes, typical of M line models. This detail is particularly relevant in the Track version, where the model includes bucket seats with a carbon fiber structure.
In addition to the finishing options, the model offers four variations of Full Merino leather, such as Black, Silverstone/Black and Kyalami Orange/Black. These finishing materials reinforce BMW’s commitment to quality and personalization of the vehicle’s interior.
Engine and Performance
Both versions of the new BMW M3 are equipped with a six-cylinder biturbo engine with M TwinPower technology, offering 510 hp at 6,250 rpm. Torque is 650 Nm and is available between 2,750 and 5,500 rpm, ensuring quick and efficient responses to the accelerator.
The model has rear-wheel drive and uses the M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic, which allows personalized driving adjustments. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km / h takes 3.9 seconds, a time that marks the sedan’s sports performance. The maximum speed of the BMW M3 is 290 km / h, confirming its call for high performance.
In addition, the model has high-capacity sports brakes, which vary according to the version. The Competition version has brakes with 380 mm ventilated discs at the front and 370 mm at the rear. The Track Competition version features carbon-ceramic discs with larger dimensions, 400 mm and 380 mm, respectively, providing optimal braking ability.
Technology and driver support
The new BMW M3 comes equipped with a series of systems that aim to provide the best driving experience. M Drive Professional is one of the highlights, with features such as the M Drift Analyzer, which records drift data, and the M Laptimer, which helps measure lap times. In addition, the system offers precise adjustments for traction, torque and acceleration.
Another feature present in the vehicle is M Traction Control, which allows the driver to adjust levels of traction and stability control. This can be particularly useful in difficult terrain or in situations where a more direct and precise drive is required. The M-slip limited differential is also present, contributing to better traction and control of the vehicle in curves.
The adaptive suspension M is another point worth highlighting. It adapts to track or road conditions, ensuring that the BMW M3 delivers the best performance, whatever the conditions. This makes the model offer a safer and more comfortable driving experience, even in high-speed conditions.
Contact and Services
The model offers a comprehensive connectivity package via BMW ConnectedDrive, which includes services such as emergency calling, navigation with real-time traffic information and remote control of car functions via an app. The My BMW app allows you, for example, to lock and unlock the car, locate the vehicle and send destinations to the navigation system.
The BMW M3 also has Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, both wireless. This makes it easier to use smartphones while driving, providing quick access to apps and other features.
Another highlight is the BMW Intelligent personal assistant, which can be activated by voice command and allows you to control various vehicle functions, such as climate control and the entertainment system. The assistant can connect with smart home devices, expanding the possibilities for using the technology embedded in the vehicle.
Maintenance program
The new BMW M3 comes with the BMW Service Inclusive (BSI) program, which covers maintenance services for three years or 40,000 km, whichever comes first. BSI offers owners the peace of mind of worldwide service coverage at an authorized BMW dealer, at no additional cost for covered services.
This maintenance program is a competitive differentiator for the brand, providing customers with greater convenience and security when it comes to vehicle maintenance. In addition, the program reinforces the reliability of the BMW M3 in the sports sedan market.
The introduction of BSI is attractive to those looking for a high performance vehicle with a cost benefit ratio that includes integrated maintenance. This reduces costs in the future and makes it easier for the owner to plan the use of the car.
Prices and versions available
The BMW M3 is now available in Brazilian dealerships in the Competition and Competition Competition versions. Options vary in terms of brakes, seats and other interior details, but both share the same engine and performance characteristics.
There are launch prices
- BMW M3 Competition: R $ 858.950
- BMW M3 competition record: R $ 961.950
These values place the model in the premium sports sedan segment, competing with other high-performance vehicles available on the Brazilian market.
Source: BMW.
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