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Keeping their lineup more interesting, BMW is set to launch new paint colours on some of its models. Recently, BMW has been releasing striking colour schemes that are far different from the predictable BMW colour palette. For one, there’s the stunning Thundernight (purple) Metallic on the 2 Series, and the good news is, BMW is just starting there.
Moreover, BMW will get the X2, X3, and 1 Series a new set of paint colours, one of which is the Skyline Grey Metallic. It’s got that alluring grey hue, nearly similar to the Audi’s Nardo Grey, but only more metallic. And that’s actually something because the Nardo Grey is one of the most popular hues in the automotive market. So, if ever you want a Skyscraper Grey, you don’t need to go the BMW Individual route. Now, it will be available in the previously mentioned BIimmers.
Additionally, Frozen Pure Grey Metallic will be offered on the new BMW 1 Series and 2 Series Gran Coupe as standard. This allows entry-level customers to acquire a very distinctive looking Frozen BMW colour. For cars like the 1 Series and 2 Series, the body colour gives an important impact on their appearance. With that, the BMW Frozen colours are perfect, even though they make it more work to maintain.
We’ve already seen the Aventurine Red Metallic on some of the latest BMW models like the BMW M550i. But now, we’ll get more of it in the BMW X3 and X4 lineup. This colour appears deep and rich compared to the usual BMW red. Actually, it can look classic and refined, depending on the vehicle. I expect it to look great on the X3, but not as much on the sportier, less premium-looking X4.
It’s relatable to think that car colour schemes make car ownership far more thrilling and enjoyable. Well, just think about getting in your specially outfitted car instead of the bland shades of black and white.
