BMW M2 Competition2: a tuned version with over 530 CV

The BMW M2 Competition has received a tuned version from the Swiss tuner Dahler.

The BMW M2 Competition hit the market a few months ago, and some tuners are already daring to customize the German sports car. Dahler has just unveiled its own version of this model, which it has named BMW M2 Competition2.

Outrageous performance: over 530 CV of power

The tuned version of the BMW M2 Competition still uses the S55 inline six-cylinder engine, a unit it inherits from the BMW M4, and which in this modified variant produces 532 CV and 730 Nm of torque, thanks to a series of adjustments. The German tuner also offers a version of this engine with slightly lower output: 503 CV and 700 Nm of torque. Either way, both engines come without the factory speed limiter, and their performance is considerably higher than that of the standard BMW M2 Competition engine: 405 CV and 550 Nm of torque.

Improved sound

Another major upgrade on this BMW M2 Competition2 is a stainless steel exhaust system with four tailpipes, which gives the car an unmistakable sporty sound.

Chassis improvements

As for the chassis, the car features Clubsport suspension that improves stability in tight corners. In addition, on request, buyers can opt for an alternative set of dampers that lower the body height and a new braking system with 400 mm discs and 8-piston calipers.

Subtle design changes

Regarding the exterior design, the BMW M2 Competition2 built by Dahler stands out from the standard model thanks to a front splitter with side fins, its rear spoiler, and its 20-inch wheels. Optionally, the car can also include a roll bar inside, as well as racing seats.