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BMW’s Next M3 Loses Its Grille But Keeps Its Six, And Maybe The Clutch Too

BMW prototypes of the next M3, spotted at the Nürburgring, confirm the continued use of an internal combustion inline-six engine.

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BMW is currently testing a new M3 model, with recent sightings placing a prototype vehicle at the Nürburgring. The vehicle utilizes an inline-six engine, distinguishing it from reports of electric motor alternatives.

Coverage from Motor1.com, Autoblog, bmwblog, Car and Driver, and Carscoops emphasizes the vehicle's audible engine performance. Reports also note design alterations to the front grille and speculate on the potential inclusion of a clutch, though details remain unconfirmed.

Observers are monitoring the 2028 model's development. Future updates will clarify technical specifications regarding the transmission and final design features as testing continues.

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What engine does the next M3 feature?

The prototype spotted at the Nürburgring features an inline-six engine.

Is the new M3 electric?

Current testing confirms the presence of an internal combustion engine rather than electric motors.

When is the next M3 expected?

Coverage identifies the vehicle as a 2028 model.

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