2021 BMW M5 CS price and specs: 20 units set for Australia in mid-2021, $305,900 drive-away
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The 2021 BMW M5 CS has been officially unveiled, ahead of its Australian launch in limited numbers in mid-2021, priced from $305,900 drive-away.
The M5 CS follows a similar formula to that set out by previous CS-badged BMW models the likes of the M2 CS, M3 CS and M4 CS, adding more power and stripping weight to create a sharper, more track-focused package than the already-rapid M5 Competition.
The facelifted 2021 BMW X3 M has been spotted undergoing winter testing in northern Europe, ahead of an expected unveiling in the first half of this year.
Changes to BMW's mid-size performance SUV for its mid-life facelift – dubbed 'LCI' in BMW parlance – appear to be concentrated around the X3 M's front and rear fascias, with the example spotted by our spy photography partners devoid of swirl-pattered disguise along its flanks.
BMW has previewed an updated version of its iDrive digital infotainment system at the 2021 Consumer Electronics Show.
The new infotainment system is expected to debut in the much anticipated all-electric 2021 iX SUV, before being phased in across the range.
BMW was light on detail however the teaser image shows that BMW will likely succumb to the trend of super-wide screens. It also seems BMW will retain the rotary controller that was introduced with the technology 20 years ago.
The upcoming 2021 BMW M4 Convertible has leaked in patent filings, ahead of its expected unveiling in the coming months.
Patent images filed with the European Union Intellectual Property Office – and unearthed by members of the i4talk forum – reveal BMW's hi-po drop-top is set to combine the standard 4 Series Convertible’s softened shape with the controversial front end and aggressive styling elements of the latest M4 coupe.
2023 BMW M3 Touring wagon coming to Australia – UPDATE
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UPDATE, 4 December 2020: The BMW M3 Touring has been teased by the company in a new video posted to YouTube.
The short film imagines a city full of BMW M car owners and enthusiasts, who rush to see the release of the latest alloy wheel design, in what is a parody of the hype which often surrounds new sneaker launches.
