BMW has launched three special editions for the South Korean market. The M2 Coupe Carbon Edition is the most striking of the three, with its aggressive carbon fiber bodywork and powerful M Performance Parts engine. The Z4 sDrive20i M Sport Special Edition is a more affordable option but still offers a sporty driving experience.
The i7 xDrive60 M Sport Pro 2024 LPGA Edition is a luxury electric sedan with a long range and powerful electric motors. All three models are in limited production and are only available for sale through BMW Korea’s online sales channel.
The M2 Coupe Carbon Edition is the most expensive of the three models, with a starting price of 92.7 million won. However, it is also the most powerful, with a 460 horsepower engine and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 4.1 seconds. The Z4 sDrive20i M Sport Special Edition is more affordable, with a starting price of 56.9 million won.
It is also less powerful, with a 194 horsepower engine and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 6.6 seconds. The i7 xDrive60 M Sport Pro 2024 LPGA Edition is the most expensive model, with a starting price of 139.9 million won. However, it is also the most luxurious and the most environmentally friendly. It has a range of up to 620 kilometers and a 0-100 km/h acceleration time of 3.8 seconds.
All three models are equipped with a variety of features, including a premium sound system, a navigation system, and a rear-view camera. The M2 Coupe Carbon Edition and the Z4 sDrive20i M Sport Special Edition also come with a sports suspension and a limited-slip differential. The i7 xDrive60 M Sport Pro 2024 LPGA Edition is equipped with a self-driving system and a massage function for the front seats.
The Thunder Night roadster, a limited edition of 15 units, boasts 19-inch bicolor double-spoke wheels and red brake calipers. Inside, ivory-colored Vernasca leather upholstery offers durability over Merino, though both can suffer from color transfer. Priced at 76.8 million won (56,970 dollars) in South Korea, the roadster accelerates to 100 kph in 6.6 seconds (approximately 6.4 seconds to 60 mph).
A more extravagant offering is the i7 xDrive60 M Sports Pro 2024 LPGA Edition, limited to 10 units at 233.9 million won (173,500 dollars). Despite the high resale value of BMWs and electric vehicles, this price tag may be difficult to justify.
Celebrating the BMW Ladies Championship 2024, this golf themed i7 features a striking BMW Individual two tone paint job in Black Sapphire and Oxide Grey.
High gloss M Sport Pro exterior trim complements BMW Individual Merino leather seats in Tartufo and Mirror Oak high-gloss trim. The xDrive60 specification delivers 544 horsepower and 549 pound-feet of torque from a dual-motor setup.
