BMW 4 Series Convertible vs BMW M4 Convertible

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4 Series Convertible compared with M4 Convertible
BMW4 Series ConvertibleBMWM4 Convertible
Overview
ReleasedMarch 2021July 2021
Performance
PowertrainPetrol, Mild hybridPetrol
Power181–386 bhp523 bhp (better)
0–62 mph4.8–8.2 s3.7 s (better)
Top speed147–155 mph155 mph
Engine or motors420i: 1,998 cc four-cylinder turbo petrol, 135 kW (184 hp); M440i xDrive: 2,998 cc six-cylinder turbo petrol with 48 V mild hybrid, 288 kW (392 hp); bhp converted from BMW's kW figures2,993 cc six-cylinder twin-turbo petrol, 390 kW (530 hp); bhp converted from BMW's kW figures
Torque300 Nm (420i), 540 Nm (M440i xDrive)650 Nm
Gearbox8-speed automatic8-speed automatic
DriveRear-wheel drive (420i) or all-wheel drive (M440i xDrive)M xDrive all-wheel drive
Range and charging
Economy (WLTP)39.2–41.5 mpg (better)27.2 mpg
EfficiencyWLTP combined: 40.9–41.5 mpg (420i), 36.7–39.2 mpg (M440i xDrive)WLTP combined: 26.9–27.2 mpg
CO2 emissions154–158 g/km (420i), 164–175 g/km (M440i xDrive), WLTP combined237–239 g/km, WLTP combined
Practicality
BodyConvertibleConvertible
Seats44
Boot385 litres385 litres
Length4,768 mm4,801 mm
Width1,852 mm1,887 mm
Boot385 litres385 litres with roof closed, 300 litres with roof open
TowingUp to 1,600 kg braked (420i), 1,800 kg (M440i xDrive)–
Size4,768 mm long (4,770 mm M440i), 1,852 mm wide (2,081 mm with mirrors), 1,384 mm high (1,394 mm M440i); 2,851 mm wheelbase; EC unladen weight including a 75 kg driver is 1,765 kg (420i), 2,000 kg (current M440i xDrive)4,801 mm long, 1,887 mm wide (2,081 mm with mirrors), 1,399 mm high; 2,857 mm wheelbase; EC unladen weight including a 75 kg driver is 2,010 kg

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