This BMW M4 Convertible transformed by G-Power is the envy of supercars

When a tuner sets its sights on a car to give it an extra touch, convertibles tend to go unnoticed. Saloons, coupés and SUVs are usually the favourites of these tuners, as they allow them to add distinguishing features and make them stand out from the rest. In this case, however, G-Power has focused on the BMW M4 Convertible, a convertible it has worked on and given a more attractive image.

From an aesthetic point of view, G-Power has added decorative elements to the bodywork that enhance its look, making it more aggressive. The front bumper has received carbon fibre elements, as has the front grille. The wheels are fitted with Hurricane RR forged alloy wheels measuring 21×9 inches at the front and 21×10.5 inches at the rear axle.

Engine changes

But the changes are most notable under the bonnet. G-Power has installed a new carbon fibre air intake, HJS exhaust pipes and a rear silencer with replacement exhaust outlets. This allows the 3.0-litre twin-turbo six-cylinder engine to work more efficiently. Software adjustments raise the engine’s output to 700 CV and 850 Nm of torque. The acceleration time is not known, but we do know that this version’s top speed is 310 km/h.

After the transformation, this model is now called the G4M Bi-Turbo Convertible and, in addition to the bumper changes, it has a carbon fibre bonnet with several ventilation grilles to keep the engine from overheating. This has also been covered with a carbon fibre piece with orange elements, which give it a more original look when the bonnet is opened.

All the improvements this engine receives are also available for other models, such as the BMW M3 and BMW M4, although owners of an BMW M2 can enjoy an upgrade kit that gives it up to 700 CV of power.