Nouveautés produits BMW - Automne 2026.
Munich. Attractive new standard and optional equipment, combined with the market launch of numerous new models and additions to the powertrain portfolio will bring even greater variety to the BMW model range in autumn 2026. In addition, digital innovations increase convenience, enhance usefulness and deliver even greater entertainment value to customers.
New Black Package for the M Performance models of the BMW 2 Series Coupé, BMW 4 Series Coupé and BMW 4 Series Convertible maximises sporting appeal in the interior.
The striking Black Package is a new option for the M Performance models of the BMW 2 Series Coupé, BMW 4 Series Coupé and BMW 4 Series Convertible. It is available exclusively with the M Sport package Pro, which includes the M Sport brake in Red. The Black Package makes for a particularly dynamic ambience in the cabin, with motorsport-inspired carbon details adding powerful highlights. The M Carbon Fibre interior trim and M leather steering wheel with carbon decorative trim underscore the sporting appeal of the interior. In addition, the BMW M240i xDrive Coupé comes with black door sill strips, like the powerful M Performance models for the BMW 4 Series Coupé and BMW 4 Series Convertible. Distinctive features of the Black Package include exclusive model badges at the rear and the BMW M logo in black on the side panel.
The Black Package for the BMW M440i xDrive Coupé as well as for
the BMW M440d xDrive Coupé also includes 19-inch M light alloy wheels
Double-spoke style 995 M Jet Black with mixed tyres. They make for an
even more dynamic look. This wheel-and-tyre combination is also
included in the equipment package for the two open-top models, the BMW
M440i xDrive Convertible and the BMW M440d xDrive Convertible. Further
M light alloy wheels are available as optional add-ons to the Black
Package for the four BMW 4 Series models mentioned above.
Premieres: New models and powertrains for the BMW 7 Series, BMW X5, BMW iX5, BMW iX3 and BMW 2 Series Active Tourer.
The BMW model range will feature numerous new additions in autumn 2026. Three models from the new BMW 7 Series unveiled in spring 2026 will have their start of production and launch on the French market. They include the BMW 750e xDrive plug-in hybrid model with 360 kW/489 hp of power as well as the 450 kW/612 hp M Performance model, the BMW M760e xDrive. All two new models come with 3.0-litre six-cylinder in-line engines.
Models from the new BMW X5 generation unveiled in summer 2026 will also have their market launch in the coming months. They include the two plug-in hybrid variants, the BMW X5 50e xDrive and BMW X5 M60e xDrive, as well as the BMW iX5 60 xDrive electric version of the new BMW X5.
Another premiere comes in the form of the BMW iX3 40 xDrive. This electric SUV produces 275 kW/374 hp of power.
Further changes to the BMW powertrain range concern the BMW 220i Active Tourer and the phase out of the BMW X3 combustion engine models.
Even more choice: New BMW Individual special paint finishes
available for the BMW 7 Series and BMW i7.
The range of exterior colours for the BMW 7 Series and the BMW i7
is set to expand – and become even more exclusive. From autumn 2026, a
total of eight particularly attractive BMW Individual Two-Tone paint
finishes will be available for all engine variants.
Vehicle colour Contrasting colour
BMW Individual Two-Tone Black Sapphire metallic | Space Silver metallic
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BMW Individual Two-Tone Aventurine Red III metallic | |
BMW Individual Two-Tone Tanzanite Blue II metallic | |
BMW Individual Two-Tone Vancouver Green metallic | |
BMW Individual Dual-Finish Frozen Space Silver metallic | |
BMW Individual Two-Tone Frozen Tanzanite Blue III metallic | Frozen Space Silver |
BMW Individual Dual-Finish Frozen Black metallic | Black Sapphire metallic |
BMW Individual Two-Tone Frozen Space Silver metallic | Frozen Tanzanite Blue III metallic |
In addition, there are two new options for the BMW 7 Series and the BMW i7 – the digital interior mirror and pre-heating.
BMW 2er Active Tourer: 17-inch light alloy wheels now come as
standard for three new models.
Newly included as standard for the BMW 220d Active Tourer and BMW
225e xDrive Active Tourer from autumn 2026: 17-inch light alloy wheels
Star-spoke style 875, replacing the previous 16-inch light alloy wheels.
Interior upgrade for the BMW X3.
From autumn 2026, the BMW X3 will benefit from a number of new
interior features. These include, for example, illumination in the
centre console storage compartment, a grab handle with ambient
lighting and a new glove box opener. The instrument panel will feature
new stitching. The loading sill in the luggage compartment has a new
stainless steel insert.
BMW iX3: New exterior colours. Optional roof rails in Black high-gloss.
Mineral White metallic will in future be available as a new
exterior colour for the BMW iX3. New BMW Individual special paint
finishes will also be available. New seat adjustment controls in the
doors, complete with contour lighting, will in future be included as
standard in conjunction with the optional multifunction seats and BMW
sport seats. The Wireless Charging tray Plus will come as standard
from autumn 2026. In addition, each of the standard front seats will
come with a Travel & Comfort adapter on the back. Black high-gloss
roof rails will in future be available as a new option. Another new
feature is the changed geometry of the brake calipers on the optional
M Sport brake, both the Red version and the Blue.
For BMW models with BMW Operating System 9 and X: even more
entertainment with Amazon Prime Video.
In the second half of 2026, the addition of Amazon Prime Video
will expand the range of digital entertainment available in BMW
vehicles equipped with BMW Operating System 9 or X. Customers will be
able to use the BMW Video & TV App or an app download from the
in-car App Store to access series, films, blockbusters and sports
content. They will be able to pick up their viewing exactly where they
left off at home.
Drive Challenge: live feedback on driving style.
The innovative BMW Drive Challenge function in vehicles equipped
with BMW Operating System X provides drivers with direct, real-time
feedback on precise and safe acceleration, steering and braking.
Particularly adept driving manoeuvres are also considered. The direct
visual feedback provided by BMW Panoramic Vision can help drivers
improve their skills. Even after completion of their journey, drivers
can see in the My BMW App which journeys had the Drive Challenge
activated and how their driving manoeuvres were rated. The feature
will be rolled out in stages across different vehicle models;
integration with the My BMW App is expected to be available from the
end of 2026.
Even better and more intuitive: BMW Maps.
From October 2026, BMW Maps will combine navigation, vehicle
surroundings and driver assistance features in a combined 3D view in
vehicles equipped with BMW Operating System X. This provides drivers
with an intuitive view of how the vehicle interprets its environment
and which assistance functions are supporting the current driving
task. The solution developed by the BMW Group combines precise map
data, vehicle sensors and artificial intelligence and uses navigation
data and mapping technology from Mapbox.
The integration of Google data makes searching in BMW Maps even better. Customers can find the right places and points of interest more quickly and benefit from more comprehensive search results as well as additional information such as reviews, photos and other relevant details.
BMW M Performance Parts: innovative M light alloy wheels for BMW M5 models.
BMW M Performance Parts have always made a clear statement about future-forward technology, sporty and dynamic looks and uncompromising quality. BMW is continuing its successful tradition of tailor-made individualisation with the new BMW M light alloy wheels, manufactured using an innovative High Pressure Casting (HPC) process. The use of this production method for the BMW M5 marks a first in the automotive industry. It enables a completely new design language for cast light alloy wheels, with previously unrealisable geometries, surfaces and filigree contours. Wheels can now feature up to 70 bladed spokes or extremely thin sections to improve aerodynamics. In addition, the new process increases strength where it matters, while saving a significant amount of weight and considerably reducing the carbon footprint.
From autumn 2026, the new M Performance light alloy wheel will be available for the first time, in Gold Bronze and Jet Black, exclusively for the BMW M5 Sedan and the BMW M5 Touring. New 20-inch or 21-inch 1075 M style light alloy wheels are offered as a complete wheel set with sport tyres.
The manufacturing process developed by German company Entec-Stracon GmbH enables the fast production of particularly sustainable aluminium wheels. Under vacuum and high pressure, the new M Performance light alloy wheel is cast in just 0.05 seconds from the outside in. The process is monitored by 80 sensors and an AI. Demoulding is completed within a few seconds. There is no need for any subsequent heat treatment. Overall production time is halved. The material used is an optimised, recyclable alloy. The energy required to produce a wheel is halved as well.
The new process results in a smaller grain size in the metal, significantly increasing its strength. This enables weight savings of up to 20 per cent per wheel, with performance unchanged. The significant reduction of unsprung masses results in even more agile handling, faster acceleration and improved braking performance. Benefits that further enhance the sporting character of the BMW M5 Sedan and BMW M5 Touring.
At a glance: The new BMW models for autumn 2026 (consumption and emission data, WLTP combined. | |||
BMW 2 Series Active Tourer | Max. output (kW/hp) | Fuel consumption (l/100 km) | CO₂ emissions |
BMW 220i Active Tourer2 | 125/170 | 6.1 | 138 |
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BMW 7 Series | Max. output (kW/hp) | Energy consumption (l/100 km and kWh) | CO₂ emissions |
BMW 750e xDrive2 | 360/489 | 5.4 l and 12.5 kWh | 124 |
BMW M760e xDrive2 | 450/612 | 6.4 l and 10.9 kWh | 146 |
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BMW iX3 | Max. output (kW/hp) | Energy consumption (kWh/100 km) | CO₂ emissions |
BMW iX3 40 xDrive5 | 275/374 | 18.3–16.3 | 0 |
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BMW X5 | Max. output (kW/hp) | Energy consumption (/100 km) | CO₂ emissions |
BMW X5 50e xDrive3 | 360/489 | 5.6 l | 128 |
BMW X5 M60e xDrive3 | 450/612 | 6.1 l / 14.0 kWh | 138 |
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BMW iX5 | Max. output (kW/hp) | Energy consumption (kWh/100 km) | CO₂ emissions |
BMW iX5 60 xDrive3 | 425/578 | 21.4–19.3 | 0 |
1 All figures stated were determined in accordance with the
prescribed WLTP measurement procedure. The real-world values depend on
various factors, such as load, driving style, route, weather,
auxiliary consumers (including climate control systems), tyres and,
where applicable, battery condition.
2 New models available with start of production in November 2026.
3 New models available with start of production in December 2026.
4 New models available with start of production in January 2027.
5 New models available with start of production in February 2027.
Technical specifications apply to French market only. Some registration-related data apply to Germany only. All data provisional.
All descriptions of model variants, equipment, technical data, consumption and emission values are for vehicles as offered on the German market.