The 2025 BMW M2 coupe marches into its newest model year mostly unchanged but with some new paint options that make the configurator a lot of fun to play with. I assume I wasn’t the only one drooling at the prospect of a Thundernight Metallic M2 when the car launched, only to find that BMW decided not to offer that color on the smallest M coupe in production. Turns out it was worth the wait. The U.S. BMW M2 Build Your Own is live, and we get access to some very special colors at a steep discount from the usual BMW Individual upcharge. Check out the (albeit minor) changes with us.
Price and Colors
![Twilight Purple Metallic 2025 BMW M2](https://cdn.bmwblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/purps.jpg)
The bulk of the changes to the 2025 BMW M2 come in the exterior paint department. Familiar colors from last year return with a healthy dose of additions. Sao Paulo Yellow is surprisingly attractive on the smaller M2 and is also a zero-cost option. Portimao Blue, Skyscraper Grey, and Vegas Red are also added to the stable at a cost of $650. The Frozen colors – Portimao II and Pure Grey – return, too.
Much more exciting are the $3,000 paint color options. Grigio Telesto Metallic, Twilight Purple Pearl Metallic, Java Green Metallic, and Voodoo Blue join the roster. But there’s a caveat there. These Individual color 2025 M2 models require a Carbon Roof, which replaces the standard moonroof. Somehow, I doubt most enthusiasts will see a huge problem with that. BMW also notes the usual delays may accompany special paint orders.
![Voodoo Blue 2025 BMW M2](https://cdn.bmwblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/voodoo-blue.jpg)
One final change to note: silver wheels are now available, thankfully. You’re still limited to just the 930M style. That’s okay since they look good and are now available in silver, black, or bi-color.
Interior Options for the 2025 BMW M3
![2025 BMW M2 interior with red](https://cdn.bmwblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/int-w-red.jpg)
The 2025 BMW M2 gains new red-accented seats, although we sadly lost the Cognac option. We’re assuming a low take rate, which might make the few Cognac-spec’d M2s out there worth a little extra on the secondary market. Carbon fiber and Aluminum Rhombicle trim return. They’re joined by M Fine Brushed Aluminum.
Options and Packaging for the 2025 BMW M3
Only minor changes make it to the M2’s option packaging. An Alcantara steering wheel is $500. Shadowline lights are a standalone option (and cost $50 less than last year), but they still require adding a $650 Lighting Package. You’ll still find options like carbon bucket seats.
The great thing about the 2025 M2 is that it continues to be a lot of car for the money. Going light on options allows you to easily stay under the $70K mark or even lower. After all, with sports cars like the M2, usually less is more. How will you build your 2025 M2? Give the U.S. configurator a try.