America is a unique place, so it makes sense that BMW personalized the first 2025 BMW M5, a very costly business car that will be auctioned off at the forthcoming Pebble Beach Concours d’Elegance on August 18 in support of a worthy cause.
However, that’s not the only new feature for the series BMW also announced that its model-exclusive M Performance Parts will be available at launch from the range of Original BMW Accessories.
They will complement the already announced M Carbon exterior package and include exterior components made from carbon fiber a two-section M Performance rear diffuser, M Performance tailpipe trims made from carbon fiber and titanium, an M Performance rear spoiler pro, M Performance front splitter, plus M Performance sill extensions and M exterior mirror caps.
Additional trims, accessories, and details include the M Performance side decals in Frozen Black, an M Performance aerial cover aramid for the roof, M Performance light-alloy wheels (available starting next summer), M Performance fuel tank cap, plus badges, floor mats, or key case, among others.
BMW has revealed a comprehensive M Performance Parts package for the new M5, a departure from the typical cosmetic add-ons often offered. The new M5 itself has sparked a divisive response, with some critics finding its design a departure from the brand’s heritage.
To bolster its appeal, BMW is offering a range of carbon fiber exterior components and interior accents designed to imbue the M5 with a more aggressive and exclusive character. The first 2025 M5, a one-of-a-kind luxury sedan, will be auctioned for charity at Pebble Beach, adding an aura of exclusivity to the model.
While the M Performance Parts will be widely available, allowing owners to personalize their vehicles, it’s important to note that their primary focus is on aesthetics rather than performance enhancements. Nevertheless, they offer an intriguing opportunity for M5 enthusiasts to distinguish their cars and align them more closely with the brand’s performance image.
