2021 BMW 4-Series Coupe Brochure Leaked Ahead Of June 2 Reveal

As most of us were enjoying the weekend, images from what appear to be the official brochure of the new 2021 BMW 4 Series Coupe appeared on the Germancarforum revealing the car’s profile and topic-inducing front end with the tall kidney grilles. The brochure also shows the available exterior colors that includes among others, green and orange shades. [Updated 5/31/2020]

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Previously, BMW officially confirmed that the all-new 4-Series Coupe would make its digital premiere this Tuesday, on June 2, 2020. It had attached a darkened teaser of the coupe’s front end with the oversized double kidney grille which we had first seen on the Concept 4 last year at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

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The large kidney grille design has already been leaked several times, but we reckon it goes way better with an M3 or an M4, as opposed to something like a 420i Coupe. Luckily we don’t need to wait too long in order to find out if we’re right or not.

Like the latest 3-Series, the 4-Series is also based on the carmaker’s CLAR platform, sharing its entire engine range with its more practical sibling. However, BMW claims that the 4 Series’ chassis has been tuned to deliver significantly sharper handling characteristics while at the same time, offering “excellent” comfort levels on everyday drives and long journeys thanks to the double-joint spring strut front axle and five-link rear axle configuration.

Aside from your usual four- and six-cylinder gasoline and diesel units, that will include the M440i xDrive Coupe, powered by a turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six cylinder engine rated at 374 PS (369 HP) and featuring 48-volt mild-hybrid technology, the 4-Series Coupe could also get a PHEV version. Then there’s the M4 variant, which will borrow the X3 M and X4 M’s 3.0-liter six-cylinder engine.

Spy shot of the 2020 4-Series Coupe’s dashboard

As for the 4-Series’ interior, it will feature the exact same driver-oriented dashboard design and layout as the 3-Series, meaning a dual-screen setup (gauge cluster and infotainment), central air vents and a three-spoke steering wheel. There will of course be less room in the back, seen as how this is a traditional two-door Coupe.