BMW M4 0-60 Times by Year & Trim

The quickest BMW M4 is the 2025 M4 CS Coupe: 3.2 seconds 0-60 mph (manufacturer figure). The slowest current version, the M4 Coupe (manual) (2021–present), takes 4.1 seconds.

By CarWhere Research · Updated November 14, 2026 · Manufacturer figures unless labeled · How we source 0-60 times

Fastest trim
3.2 s
2025 CS Coupe
Slowest trim in our data
4.4 s
2015–2020 M4 Convertible (manual)
Coverage
20 figures
Model years 2015–2027 · incl. named tests

BMW M4 0-60 mph by year and trim

Newest model years first. Each row is one published figure with its source; a trim can appear more than once when the automaker publishes separate times by transmission or option (for example with launch control). As of November 14, 2026.

Model yearTrimhpDrivetrain0-60 mphSource
2025–present
G82/G83
Competition xDrive Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
523AWD (xDrive)3.4 sManufacturer [1]
2025–present
G82/G83
Competition xDrive Convertible
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
523AWD (xDrive)3.6 sManufacturer [1]
2021–present
G82/G83
M4 Coupe (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
473RWD3.8 sTested: Car and Driver [2]
2021–present
G82/G83
Competition Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
503RWD3.8 sManufacturer [3][1]
2021–present
G82/G83
M4 Coupe (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
473RWD4.1 sManufacturer [3][1][2]
2025
G82/G83
CS Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 · BMW estimate
543AWD (xDrive)3.2 sManufacturer [4][5]
2022–2024
G82/G83
Competition xDrive Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
503AWD (xDrive)2.8 sTested: Car and Driver [6]
2022–2024
G82/G83
Competition xDrive Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
503AWD (xDrive)3.4 sManufacturer [7][6]
2022–2024
G82/G83
Competition xDrive Convertible
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
503AWD (xDrive)3.6 sManufacturer [8]
2023
G82/G83
CSL Coupe
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
543RWD3.6 sManufacturer [9][5]
2016–2020
F82/F83
Competition Package (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 · coupe
444RWD3.8 sManufacturer [10]
2016–2020
F82/F83
Competition Package (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 · coupe
444RWD4.0 sManufacturer [10]
2016–2020
F82/F83
Competition Package (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 · convertible
444RWD4.1 sManufacturer [10]
2015–2020
F82/F83
M4 Coupe (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
425RWD3.9 sManufacturer [11][12]
2015–2020
F82/F83
M4 Coupe (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
425RWD4.1 sManufacturer [11][12]
2015–2020
F82/F83
M4 Convertible (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
425RWD4.1 sTested: Car and Driver [13]
2015–2020
F82/F83
M4 Convertible (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
425RWD4.2 sManufacturer [14][13]
2015–2020
F82/F83
M4 Convertible (manual)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
425RWD4.4 sManufacturer [14][13]
2018
F82/F83
CS Coupe (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6 · preliminary
454RWD3.8 sManufacturer [15]
2016
F82/F83
GTS Coupe (M DCT)
3.0L twin-turbo inline-6
493RWD3.7 sManufacturer [16]

Manufacturer 0-60 times are the automaker's own claims, often measured with a one-foot rollout and launch control; instrumented tests by publications use their own procedures. Compare like with like.

BMW M4 specs by model year

Engine, transmission, fuel economy, dimensions and safety ratings for each year.

2027 M4 specs2026 M4 specs2025 M4 specs2024 M4 specs2023 M4 specs2022 M4 specs2021 M4 specs2020 M4 specs2019 M4 specs2018 M4 specs2017 M4 specs2016 M4 specs

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Frequently asked questions

What is the 0-60 of the BMW M4?

The current BMW M4 runs 0-60 mph in 3.4 to 4.1 seconds depending on trim and transmission (manufacturer figures). The quickest M4 in our data is the M4 CS Coupe (2025) at 3.2 seconds.

How fast is the BMW M4?

By published 0-60 mph times: Competition xDrive Coupe 3.4 s (523 hp); Competition xDrive Convertible 3.6 s (523 hp); Competition Coupe 3.8 s (503 hp); M4 Coupe (manual) 4.1 s (473 hp). Figures are the quickest the source publishes for each version (launch control or performance packages where noted).

What is the fastest BMW M4?

The quickest BMW M4 to 60 mph is the M4 CS Coupe (2025), at 3.2 seconds (manufacturer figure) with 543 hp. BMW estimate.

Are these M4 0-60 times manufacturer claims or tests?

Both, labeled row by row. Manufacturer figures come from the automaker's own press material or spec sheets. Rows marked "tested" are instrumented results from the named publication; they often differ from the claim by a tenth or two because of rollout, surface and weather.

Sources

  1. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new 2025 BMW M4 Coupe and M4 Convertible.
  2. Car and Driver, Car and Driver test: BMW M4 M4.
  3. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new 2021 BMW M3 Sedan and M4 Coupe.
  4. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new 2025 BMW M4 CS.
  5. Car and Driver — 2025 BMW M4 CS revealed.
  6. Car and Driver, Car and Driver test: BMW M4 M4 Competition xDrive.
  7. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new 2022 BMW M3 Competition xDrive Sedan and M4 Competition xDrive Coupe.
  8. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new BMW M4 Competition Convertible with M xDrive.
  9. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The BMW M4 CSL (2023).
  10. BMW Group Newsroom USA — New Competition Package amps up the BMW M3 and M4 (Jan 2016).
  11. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The all-new BMW M3 Sedan and BMW M4 Coupe (Dec 2013).
  12. MotorWeek — 2015 BMW M3 and M4 road test.
  13. Car and Driver, Car and Driver test: BMW M4 M4.
  14. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new BMW M4 Convertible (Apr 2014).
  15. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The first-ever BMW M4 CS (Apr 2017).
  16. BMW Group Newsroom USA — The new 2016 BMW M4 GTS.