BMW M2 vs BMW M4 Convertible

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M2 compared with M4 Convertible
BMWM2BMWM4 Convertible
Overview
ReleasedApril 2023July 2021
Performance
PowertrainPetrolPetrol
Power473 bhp523 bhp (better)
0–62 mph3.7–4.2 s3.7 s
Top speed155 mph155 mph
Engine or motors2,993 cc six-cylinder twin-turbo petrol, 353 kW (480 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
Torque600 Nm (automatic), 550 Nm (manual)650 Nm
Gearbox8-speed automatic or 6-speed manual (rear-wheel drive only)8-speed automatic
DriveRear-wheel drive or M xDrive all-wheel drive; UK launch of the M xDrive version from late summer 2026M xDrive all-wheel drive
Range and charging
Economy (WLTP)27.4–28.8 mpg (better)27.2 mpg
EfficiencyWLTP combined: 28.2–28.8 mpg (rear-wheel-drive automatic), 26.9–27.4 mpg (manual), 27.2–28 mpg (M xDrive)WLTP combined: 26.9–27.2 mpg
CO2 emissions223–227 g/km (rear-wheel-drive automatic), 233–237 g/km (manual), 230–235 g/km (M xDrive), WLTP combined237–239 g/km, WLTP combined
Practicality
BodyCoupéConvertible
Seats44
Boot390 litres (better)385 litres
Length4,580 mm4,801 mm
Width1,887 mm1,887 mm
Boot390 litres385 litres with roof closed, 300 litres with roof open
Size4,580 mm long, 1,887 mm wide (2,068 mm with mirrors), 1,403 mm high (rear-wheel drive), 1,404 mm high (M xDrive); 2,747 mm wheelbase; EC unladen weight including a 75 kg driver is 1,815 kg (automatic rear-wheel drive), 1,790 kg (manual), 1,865 kg (M 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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