BMW Z4 Final Edition – BMW has formally unveiled the Z4 Final Edition, which signifies the conclusion of the company’s legendary two-seater roadster. Only till March 2026 will production be allowed, making this model a very unique farewell. The Final Edition, which is expected to be available for global pre-orders by the end of January, coming with a more dramatic appearance, a luxurious interior, and the same powerful engine options. Z4 lovers can rejoice, as this is an event worthy of collecting.
Design
The eye-catching Frozen Matte Black finish makes the Z4 Final Edition a standout that gets the roadster dubbed and a classy presence at the same time. The gloss black accents around the grille, air intakes, and exhaust tips not only add to the sharpness but also to the overall look. The dynamic character of red M Sport brake calipers further adds to it. In all, this limited edition possesses a more muscular, performance-oriented look that perfectly reflects Z4’s history.
Interior & Features
The Z4 Final Edition does not shy away from its sportiness as it brings to the fore a luxurious black and red interior. The seats are upholstered in Vernasca leather and Alcantara further, with red contrast stitching as the pairing. That same stitching goes across the dashboard, door trims and center console. The Alcantara covered steering wheel too has red accents and thus it adds up to the feel of a special edition. The “Final Edition” door sill plates that are exclusive make the interior feel more custom made. All the luxurious features of the regular Z4 are present like the advanced infotainment system, comfort technology, and the classic driver-focused layout of BMW.
Engine
BMW did not swap the powertrain choices for the Final Edition. The lineup of three is composed of gasoline engines only. The first one is a 2.0-liter turbo-petrol with 197 horsepower. The second 2.0-liter version has 258 horsepower. The 3.0-litre six-cylinder turbo engine, which is the strongest option, gives 335 horsepower. All versions are fitted with an automatic transmission, and the M40i variant keeps the six-speed manual option in some regions. The driving experience is very much in tune with the sporty DNA of the brand, as it is smooth, strong, and powerful.
Price
The Z4 is offered in two trims in India at present. The M40i variant’s cost is ₹87.90 lakh (ex-showroom). The Pure Impulse Edition model priced at ₹92.60 lakh (ex-showroom) is equipped with a six-speed manual transmission. The Final Edition is likely to be a limited-number release, and an India introduction may be contingent on sales and production schedules.
