Since there are no plans for a 2026 model year, the 2025 BMW M8 Coupe will stop being made early in 2026. The M8 Coupe is the only model being discontinued, while the M8 Convertible and M8 Gran Coupe will remain in production for now. BMW Blog says that BMW sellers received a message about the change and that they could no longer take new orders. BMW plans to stop making the M8 Coupe early next year. This will make the market for big, luxurious grand tourers a little smaller. A source from BMW Blog says that a bulletin has been sent to BMW stores telling them that the Coupe will not be made after the 2025 model year. There are no plans for a 2026 model. The same story says that the order books are closed, so if you haven’t placed an order yet, you’re out of luck. Luckily, the M8 Gran Coupe and M8 Convertible with four doors will be available for a while, but the M8 Coupe is no longer in style. All M8 cars are built to meet competition standards and have a 4.4-liter V-8 twin-turbo engine that makes 617 horsepower and 553 pound-feet of torque. An eight-speed automatic gearbox powers an all-wheel-drive system that is biased toward the back wheels. We tested a 2020 M8 Competition and found that it went from 0 to 60 mph in about 2.5 seconds. We were surprised by how quickly the M8 Coupe could move. Along with its amazing straight-line speed, the M8 amazed us with its incredible grip and agility for a car that weighs 4,251 pounds. The M8 Coupe and Gran Coupe both began at $140,975 last year, but the convertible cost an extra $10,000. Invoice Pricing has called BMW to get official word on what will happen with the M8 Coupe. We’ll let you know what’s going on with this once we hear back from you.
