Auto giant BMW has generated a buzz around car fanatics around the world by announcing the latest addition to Its ‘M’ series of sports cars. The new 2021 BMW M3, based on the freshly revised 3-series sedan, successfully resurrects the nameplate's renowned driver involvement. BMW demonstrates its dedication to this attitude by continuing to provide a manual transmission, at least on the standard model. The more powerful M3 Competition comes standard with an eight-speed automatic transmission. Behind its distinctive, if divisive, grille is a classic twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six with 473 to 503 horsepower. The latter is reserved for the aforementioned Competition version, which will be available with all-wheel drive for the first time in 2022. Nonetheless, the 2021 M3 Competition emphasises the sports sedan's performance promise with track-ready technology that should frighten competitors like the Alfa Romeo Giulia Quadrifoglio and Mercedes-AMG C63. The new M3 is named as the Editors' Choice for 2021. Here are some of the awesome features of this new stylish addition by BMW:
1. For the first time, this high-performance sedan has M xDrive's intelligent power capabilities, which come standard with the M3 Competition xDrive Sedan. This gives the driver an experience with cruise control which is never seen before.
2.The optional M Carbon Bucket Seats combine sportiness and functionality. Thanks to their lightweight design and complete electronic adjustability, the makers have ensured that proper attention is given to both comfort and performance of the M3 model.
3.The optional M Head-up Display extends the life of your performance screen by showing essential driving information such as shift points, rev counters, and more directly in your line of sight.
4.In the Competition xDrive variant, the magnificent 3.0-liter BMW M TwinPower Turbo inline 6-cylinder engine performs to its full potential. With a remarkable 503 horsepower output, you can sprint from 0 to 60 mph in as little as 3.4 seconds.
5.For the performance-obsessed, a manual transmission is standard, while the standard 8-speed M Sport Transmission in the M3 Competition versions provides quick and accurate changes.
6.The M3 Competition xDrive Sedan includes M xDrive, which includes selectable 4WD, 4WD Sport, and 2WD modes for total control. Upgrade to the standard M Differential and Adaptive M Suspension for improved agility, traction, and handling.
7.Frameless, vertical kidney grille, sculpted hood, and optional Icon Adaptive LED headlights with Laserlight take centre stage. The performance-oriented bumper has an integrated diffuser, a streamlined spoiler, and L-shaped LED taillights.
8.The standard carbon fibre roof with aerodynamic fins reduces the centre of gravity, while the standard M mirrors and side gills improve aerodynamics. Standard M Sport seats have illuminated M emblems and excellent lateral support, allowing you to drive in elegance and comfort.
9.Standard BMW Live Cockpit Professional, which employs an M-specific design to highlight your speed, navigation, and other vital driving information, allows you to monitor every element of your drive. Switch to TRACK mode for a more concentrated experience.
10.The BMW M3 is scheduled to arrive in India in October 2021. The BMW M3 will compete with the X3, XF, and XC60 models, which are already there in the market. Prices are expected to begin around 65.00 Lakh.
