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In mid-March 2020, the compact four-door model based on the BMW UKL architecture for front-wheel drive cars celebrated its market launch. It was, therefore, maybe the worst moment in recent decades. Thus, with the complete appearance of the COVID-19 pandemic, car sales took a backseat.
So, the annual sales figures on the 2 Series Gran Coupe are projected to be on the lower side. We have now received some new pictures from Slovenia showing the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe with M Output Components. Regardless of the current situation.
Usually, the factory tuning is based on the package M Sport and is displayed on a white-painted car. The blacked out portions should, after all, be especially eye-catching. The BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe displayed comes with black kidneys, black rear spoiler lip. A carbon fiber outer mirror caps and a sports exhaust system featuring carbon sheathing tailpipe trims.
Even before the arrival of the 2 Series Gran Coupe F44 on the market, BMW marketed more than 400,000 Gran Coupes. Worldwide in all classes. Within a very short period of time, the four-door coupes have set themselves up as a popular platform. Because they combine traditional coupe features with the daily practicality of a sedan, such as frameless doors.
In the case of the BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe, approximately a third of the vehicles to be sold in Asia and Europe. And a quarter of all sales from the US market were expected by the original plan. How these statistics ultimately grow would rely much more on the impact of the pandemic of the corona. More than on the vehicle’s strengths and weaknesses.
Some photos showing the same BMW 2 Series Gran Coupe F44 with M Sport package.
The BMW M235i Gran Coupé will remain the most powerful F44 Gran Coupe for the near future. With its 306hp turbo four-cylinder, a better model to contend with the Mercedes-AMG CLA 45 is certainly not expected for now.
The BMW M235i Gran Coupe does not lack power, in any case. BMW’s fastest four-cylinder engine to date accelerates the 2 Series Gran Coupe in 4.9 seconds from 0 to 100. Also, 4.8 seconds is even quicker, thanks to the M Performance Kit.
