Summary
- BMW teases a new M Performance Parts street-legal track package for the 2026 M2
- Includes a large rear wing; other upgrades likely include chassis tuning and possibly more power
- Launch expected in 2026, but full details on specs and install options remain under wraps
BMW’s M division is dialing up the aggression on its compact performance coupe with the announcement of a new street-legal track package for the 2026 M2. While full specs remain under wraps, a teaser confirms the addition of a prominent rear wing, hinting at a sharper, more focused version of the M2.
The current M2, powered by a twin-turbocharged 3L inline-six, already offers up to 473 hp in its 2025 form. For 2026, BMW is expected to introduce an even more potent CS model. Now, this upcoming performance package from M Performance Parts aims to push the envelope even further, promising improvements that are track-capable while retaining street legality.
Details are still thin, but the visible aero upgrades and BMW’s own suggestion that the package will “push M Performance Parts to the limit” suggest more than just cosmetics. Possible enhancements may include chassis tuning, carbon-ceramic brakes and subtle power bumps. Whether the kit can be dealer-installed or must be ordered with a new car is yet to be confirmed.
See the official teaser from BMW below:
