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BMW F87 M2 specs

2016–2021 · horsepower, torque, 0-60 mph and weight from BMW; engines, transmissions and drive by model year from the EPA

Performance figures from BMW (US)

ModelModel year of BMW documenthplb-ft0-60 mph (s)Weight (lb)Source
M220173653434.2
manual 4.4
—[1]
M2 Competition
0-60 with DCT; weight is for the DCT (manual 3,600 lb)
20194054064.0
manual 4.2
3,655[2]

All 0-60 figures are BMW's own US 0-60 mph claims (BMW AG test results), not magazine tests. Where BMW printed two figures, the main one is for the automatic or dual-clutch car and the small one for the manual. Weights are BMW's US curb weights (older brochures call it "unladen weight") for the base car; options add weight. We list only the model years we hold a BMW document for. Figures often carry over to neighbouring years, but we don't assume that.

US engines, transmissions and drive by model year

EPA model nameModel yearsEngineTransmissionDriveEPA mpg (combined)
M22016–20183.0L 6-cyl turbo6-speed manual (2016–2018)
7-speed dual-clutch (2016–2018)
RWD21–22
M2 Competition20193.0L 6-cyl turbo6-speed manual (2019)
7-speed dual-clutch (2019)
RWD19–20
M2 CS Coupe20203.0L 6-cyl turbo6-speed manual (2020)
7-speed dual-clutch (2020)
RWD19–20
M2 Competition Coupe2020–20213.0L 6-cyl turbo6-speed manual (2020–2021)
7-speed dual-clutch (2020–2021)
RWD19–20

From the EPA/DOE fuel economy database, which lists every US model, year, engine, transmission and drive configuration. Where a model offered more than one transmission, the years for each are shown. Source: fueleconomy.gov vehicle data (retrieved 2026-10-18).

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