BMW M4 Coupé vs BMW M5 Saloon

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M4 Coupé compared with M5 Saloon
BMWM4 CoupéBMWM5 Saloon
Overview
ReleasedMarch 2021November 2024
Performance
PowertrainPetrolPlug-in hybrid
Power523–543 bhp717 bhp (better)
0–62 mph3.4–3.5 s (better)3.5 s
Top speed155–188 mph (better)155 mph
Engine or motors2,993 cc six-cylinder twin-turbo petrol; 390 kW (530 hp) Competition, 405 kW (551 hp) CS; bhp converted from BMW's kW figures4,395 cc V8 twin-turbo petrol plus electric motor, 535 kW (727 hp) system output; bhp converted from BMW's kW figures
Torque650 Nm1,000 Nm system
Gearbox8-speed automatic8-speed automatic
DriveM xDrive all-wheel driveM xDrive all-wheel drive
Range and charging
Zero-emission range (WLTP)–42 miles
Battery–18.6 kWh
Range detail–Up to 42 miles WLTP electric range on BMW UK's current technical page; electric top speed 87 mph
Charging–22.1 kWh gross / 18.6 kWh usable battery; up to 7.4 kW AC on early production, 11 kW from November 2024 production; 0–100% in 2 hours 15 minutes at 11 kW
Economy (WLTP)27.7–28 mpg–
EfficiencyWLTP combined: 27.4–28 mpg Competition; 27.7 mpg CS–
CO2 emissions230–233 g/km Competition, 232 g/km CS; WLTP combined–
Practicality
BodyCoupéSaloon
Seats45 (better)
Boot440 litres466 litres (better)
Length4,801 mm5,096 mm
Width1,887 mm1,970 mm
Boot440 litres466 litres
Towing–Up to 2,000 kg braked with the optional trailer coupling
Size4,801 mm long, 1,887 mm wide (1,918 mm CS; 2,081 mm with mirrors), 1,398 mm high (1,399 mm CS); 2,857 mm wheelbase; EC unladen weight including a 75 kg driver is 1,860 kg (Competition) or 1,835 kg (CS)5,096 mm long, 1,970 mm wide (2,156 mm with mirrors), 1,510 mm high; 3,006 mm wheelbase; BMW UK lists EC unladen weights of 2,510 and 2,515 kg in different specification sets, both including a 75 kg driver

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