The BMW M4 is the performance version of the bestselling 4 Series coupe. It remains a benchmark for performance coupes, distinguished from the rest of the BMW lineup by its singular focus on being a track weapon for the street. While most BMWs balance luxury with sportiness, the M4 pushes this to the extreme with its 523hp twin-turbocharged 3.0-litre straight-six engine in Competition xDrive form, allowing it to reach 0-62mph in just 3.5 seconds.
This vehicle stands out with exclusive M-specific features like its 10-stage traction control, a staggered wheel setup (19-inch front, 20-inch rear), and the availability of M Carbon bucket seats that position the driver directly on the floor for a pure racing feel.
Visually, its aggressive stance, wide fender arches, and the signature vertical kidney grille immediately separate it from the more understated executive saloons and SUVs that define the broader BMW range.
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The BMW M4 is driven by driving enthusiasts who demand high-performance, motorsport-derived engineering in a practical, everyday package. It appeals to those looking for a premium 2-door coupe that offers blistering acceleration, track-day capability, and aggressive styling, often used as a sporty daily vehicle or a thrilling weekend car.
The ideal driver prioritises sharp handling, a powerful 3.0-litre straight-6 engine, and advanced driving tech over the higher practicality of a 4-door saloon.
The M4 sits in a competitive space, with its closest rivals being the luxury-performance Audi RS5 Coupe, the traditional muscle-feel Mercedes-AMG C63, and its own stablemate, the M3 Competition sedan. Other comparable premium performance coupes and cars that offer a similarly intense driving experience include the Porsche 911, Lexus RC F, and the smaller, more agile BMW M2.
There are a number of compelling reasons to lease a car rather than buying one, including low initial rental and regular monthly payments, a brand-new vehicle for a set period of time and optional maintenance packages. Perhaps the biggest incentive to lease when looking at a premium model like the BMW M4 is that you won't own a vehicle that's depreciating and needs to be sold (with all of the upheaval that entails) when it comes to upgrading your vehicle.
The exact cost of leasing an M4 will vary depending on the spec of the vehicle and the contract terms you choose. A few things that might alter the price are: if it is a business or personal lease agreement, how long the contract lasts, the annual mileage, the amount of the initial rental, whether there is a maintenance package included, and any options you add to the vehicle. Our leasing consultants will be able to advise on the exact cost once you’ve chosen the right factors for you.
No, the current BMW M4 is not available as a fully electric car; it currently features a petrol inline-6 engine. However, a fully electric M4 (designated ZA2) based on the Neue Klasse platform is planned for release, likely around 2029, and is expected to feature a quad-motor, high-performance electric powertrain.
The Audi RS5 or the Mercedes-AMG C63 S are the M4’s closest competitors.