19:41 09-05-2026

BMW South Korea Introduces Nine Special Edition Models

BMW South Korea has introduced nine special editions for the local market, including M2, M3 Touring, M4 Coupe, M5, XM Label, and X1/X2. Only a limited number are available.

BMW South Korea has launched nine special editions for the local market. These limited-run cars typically feature fixed specifications, rare paint colors, and extra equipment, and they're sold through the online store as well as traditional dealerships.

The most affordable sporty newcomer is the BMW M2 Sao Paulo Yellow Edition. The coupe sports a bright yellow finish, black M Light Shadowline accents, staggered 19- and 20-inch wheels, bucket front seats, and carbon-fiber trim. Only 15 will be built, priced at 98.5 million won (around $67,000).

For M3 and M4 fans, there are Competition M xDrive versions in exclusive colors. The M3 Touring Dravit Grey Edition and M4 Coupe will each be limited to seven units. The Touring gets Individual Extended Merino leather in Fiona Red and Black, while the Coupe features a brighter Kyalami Orange and Black interior. Prices are 140.4 million and 139.9 million won, respectively.

The lineup also includes the M4 Competition M xDrive Convertible Skyscraper Grey Edition, the only convertible in the batch, also limited to seven cars. It's priced at 144.4 million won. Additionally, BMW offers a pair of M5 Storm Bay Edition models: a sedan and a Touring wagon. Both get carbon-ceramic brakes and black wheels, with seven examples of each body style.

The most expensive is the BMW XM Label Marina Bay Blue Edition, asking 230.1 million won (around $158,000). This SUV rides on 23-inch wheels, features Individual Merino leather, massaging front seats, a Bowers & Wilkins audio system, and carbon-fiber accents.

Not all special editions are full M models. BMW also prepared X1 and X2 Frozen Pure Grey Special Editions, based on the xDrive20i with the M Sport package. The X1 will be built in a run of 40 cars, while the X2 gets just 10.