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In the 2022 racing season, BMW M Motorsport proudly introduced the M4 GT3. They’re enhancing this dynamic race car with an EVO package, ensuring it stays ahead of the competition. This advanced G82-based model is being developed and tested on tracks for its 2025 racing debut. This upgraded version aims to boost speed. It also considers other crucial performance aspects, reflecting BMW’s commitment to excellence and innovation in motorsport.
Andreas Roos, the head of BMW M Motorsport, shared insights with Motorsport-Total.com about the upcoming M4 GT3 EVO upgrades. The team focuses not only on boosting performance but also on refining the car’s handling. They are actively working to reduce operational costs and simplify maintenance during the race season. Additionally, the team is altering side mirrors to enhance the vehicle’s aerodynamics. This showcases BMW’s dedication to continuous improvement and efficiency in motorsport technology.
Recent images hint at the updated headlights designed for the M4 G82 Coupe. It will likely be featured in the 2024 Life Cycle Impulse models of the M3 Touring, M4 Convertible, and M3 Sedan. Discussing the race car, Andreas Roos emphasized that while the M4 GT3 will undergo enhancements with the EVO package, these will not fundamentally alter the car. This approach reflects BMW’s strategy of making thoughtful, incremental improvements while maintaining their vehicles’ core excellence and identity.
BMW M Motorsport is gearing up to homologate the M4 GT3 EVO next spring, with a key focus on optimizing tire management for various rubber types. This plan includes implementing several adjustments, notably software enhancements, to elevate the driving experience of the race car. These updates are part of BMW’s continuous effort to blend performance with driver comfort in their high-end motorsport vehicles.
Earlier this week, BMW M Motorsport announced the launch of the M4 GT4 EVO. Concurrently, the racing division of the esteemed German luxury brand is intensively preparing the M Hybrid V8 for its debut in the World Endurance Championship (WEC) at Le Mans next year. This electric endurance race car has already marked its presence in its debut IMSA season. As a result, it secured a win and several second-place finishes, showcasing BMW’s prowess and innovation in motorsport technology.
