The 2025 BMW M8 Coupe is set to finish production early next year, marking the end of an era with no plans for a 2026 version.
While the M8 Coupe will retire, the M8 Convertible and four-door Gran Coupe will continue for now.
A bulletin issued to BMW dealers confirms the halt in new orders, as reported by BMW Blog.
BMW's decision narrows the landscape for grand tourers. The announcement details the 2025 model year as the final one for the M8 Coupe, closing order books to new customers.
Despite the Coupe's exit, the Convertible and Gran Coupe continue. All trims feature a 617-hp twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V-8, paired with an eight-speed automatic and a dynamic all-wheel drive.
The M8 Coupe's legacy includes dazzling acceleration—reaching 0 to 60 mph in 2.5 seconds during our 2020 M8 Competition test. Its agility and grip defy expectations for a 4,251-pound vehicle.
In its concluding year, both the M8 Coupe and Gran Coupe start at $140,975, with the Convertible commanding an extra $10,000.
Car and Driver has contacted BMW for official confirmation on the M8 Coupe's future. Updates will follow upon receipt of more information.
Summary: The BMW M8 Coupe wraps up production next year, leaving behind a legacy of powerful performance while its siblings, the Convertible and Gran Coupe, continue for now.
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