BMW Accidentally Leaks 2027 Lineup, Revealing New Models Like M2 xDrive

BMW’s U.S. website recently accidentally leaked the full lineup of its 2027 model year vehicles, covering multiple new models from the 2 Series to the 7 Series. The most anticipated reveal is the first-ever all-wheel-drive M2 xDrive, expected to start at around $75,000, while a rear-wheel-drive manual transmission base version will remain available. The 3 Series will introduce the new M350 xDrive to replace the current M340i and will also add two all-electric i3 variants (i3 40 xDrive and i3 50 xDrive). The iX3 will be offered in three powertrain configurations, and an all-new coupe-style SUV, the iX4, will also debut. The next-generation X5 will continue offering both gasoline-powered and electric versions, including the iX5 60 xDrive. Although details on the 7 Series remain limited, the V8-powered M760 is expected to make an appearance. The Z4 and 8 Series are absent from the list as they are slated for discontinuation. Additionally, BMW plans to launch its first all-electric M model—either an M3 or an X3 M—by the end of 2027.