The M2 is a high-performance compact sedan from BMW.The interior configuration model, BMW M2 stands out with strong handling, its appearance symbolizes youthful vitality, 3.0 power can reach a maximum of 302KW, quite speed and passion.
Immediately awaken the senses and embrace the fun of driving at full speed. Like you, the sporty, obsessive BMW M2 coupe craves speed, thrills and the adrenaline rush. Whenever the deep and fierce engine roar sounds, every pore on the body will feel the dynamic feeling of breaking through the bondage and galloping forward.
The front row space is sufficient, the seat wraps the body very well, the height of 1.76 meters of passengers sit in the back row, the leg has a fist distance, the head meets the surplus of nearly 3 fingers, the space performance is more eye-catching in the same level of hard top sports car, there will be no crowding and depressing impression.
Equipped with a 3.0T twin turbocharged engine, the maximum horsepower reaches 410, the maximum torque is 550 nm, the power reserve is abundant, the light step on the accelerator will have an obvious power response, the middle and rear acceleration continues to be strong, the deep step on the accelerator can bring a strong sense of pushing back, the sound of the 6-cylinder engine is thick and pleasant, The matching 7-speed wet dual-clutch transmission has a very good understanding of the driver's intention, positive shift, solid and steady chassis, good suspension support for the body, and very small roll when turning quickly and drawing lines, even if it is intense driving, it is difficult to press the limit of the chassis, the steering wheel is accurate, the body has good flexibility, and it is very fun to drive.
The interior center console layout is simple, the use of soft material cover where often touched, the right amount of carbon fiber trim adds texture, and the three-panel multi-functional steering wheel has
Alcantara and fur wrap, good size, very comfortable to hold and the floating center screen elevates the class.
