2024 BMW M4 Competition XDrive Launches at Rs 1.53 Crore: Check Out Now

A new M4 Competition XDrive has been launched in India for Rs 1.53 crore.

2024 BMW M4 Competition XDrive Launches at Rs 1.53 Crore: A facelifted M4 Competition XDrive has been launched in India with prices starting at Rs 1.53 crore.

In January 2024, the model will arrive on our shores via CBU.

BMW's dealership network and online booking are now available for the high-performance coupe.

The latest model gets cosmetic upgrades, cabin updates, and mechanical tweaks.

Let's see what's new in this refreshed model.

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BMW M4 Competition XDrive: Features

With updated bumpers and adaptive headlights and taillights, the 2024 M4 Competition M xDrive looks like BMW's M4 CSL.

BMW has also changed its logo to a high-gloss black finish, and an optional M graphic is available. A carbon fibre roof contributes to a lower center of gravity and increased rigidity.

To add a sporty touch, the M4 is equipped with a fresh set of alloy wheels in a double-spoke style, along with blue brake calipers.

There are only minor design tweaks inside the cabin, including a flat-bottom steering wheel and an updated operating system 8.5 for the 14.9-inch infotainment screen and 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster.

To enhance user convenience, the infotainment system integrates a voice-controlled BMW Intelligent Personal Assistant, powered by BMW's Operating System 8.5.

The car also comes with new M-forged double-spoke alloy wheels, and red brake calipers can be ordered as an option.

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M4 Competition M xDrive comes standard with M sports seats with multiple electric adjustment settings, built-in headrests, and illuminated model logos.

For added comfort, both the driver and front passenger enjoy heated seats with active ventilation.

It includes inserts for the front air intakes, a rear diffuser, exterior mirror caps, and a carbon fiber-reinforced plastic rear spoiler.

Its 3.0-liter twin-turbo in-line six mills now produce 530 horsepower, while its torque output remains unchanged at 650 Nm.

Powered by an 8-speed automatic transmission, this car can accelerate from a standstill to 100 kmph in just 3.5 seconds.

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