Regular “fours” received mild-hybrid power plants, and in all-wheel drive “charged” versions, engine output increased by 20 hp.
The Bavarian brand presented the BMW 4 series in 2013: then the company decided to separate the two-door modifications of the three-ruble car into a separate family. The second-generation fourth series cars debuted in 2020. Let us remind you that the coupe and convertible also have “hot” versions of the M4, which are being developed by the BMW M division. Now all two-doors have undergone an update.
In the photo: updated BMW 4 series Coupe and 4 series Convertible
During the update, the BMW 4 series coupe and convertible received a corrected appearance, in particular, we are talking about different optics. So, the headlights were left almost the same shape, but the light pattern was changed: now the running lights are made in the form of clear, large strokes, rather than thin semicircles. Laserlight taillights with 3D graphics are also available as an option for the updated models.
In the photo: the updated BMW coupe 4 series 1/3 
In the photo: updated BMW 4 series 2/3 coupe 
In the photo: updated BMW 4 series 3/3 coupe
Bavarian developers also equipped the BMW 4 series with 19-inch wheels of a new original design. In addition, the two-doors received a revised color palette, which now includes Cape York Green metallic and Vegas Red metallic. In addition, the 430i version received different matte inserts, as well as a modified mesh pattern, which received a large radiator grille in the form of branded “nostrils”. Note that the M440i version has a new glossy black grill with an M nameplate. For the “charged” M4, there are also forged silver rollers.
In the photo: interior of the updated BMW 4 series 1/3 coupe 
In the photo: interior updated BMW 4 series coupe 2/3 
In the photo: interior of the updated BMW 4 series coupe 3/3
The interior of the coupe and convertible also received its share of new things. So, two-door cars got a new steering wheel with steering column switches. It has a truncated wheel, reshaped spokes and a red marker at the 12 o'clock position. Alcantara steering wheel trim is available as an option. The models were given sports seats and the design of the ventilation deflectors was adjusted. More models have the iDrive 8.5 system and the already familiar curved display on the front panel. It includes a 12.3-inch diagonal virtual instrument panel, as well as a 14.9-inch multimedia touchscreen.
In the photo: updated BMW 4 series 1/3 convertible 
In the photo: updated BMW 4 series 3/3 convertible < p>The range of the refreshed BMW 4 Series includes 2.0-liter petrol and diesel turbo engines operating in tandem with a 48-volt electric booster as part of a mild-hybrid power plant. The range includes two four-cylinder petrol engines with 184 and 245 hp, as well as a 190 hp four-cylinder diesel. Drive – rear or all-wheel drive. The BMW 430d xDrive also has a six-cylinder diesel engine with a power of 286 hp under the hood.In the photo: the interior of the updated BMW 4 series 1/2 convertible 
In the photo: the interior of the updated BMW 4 series 2/2 convertible
Coupe and the BMW M440i Convertible are equipped with a 3.0-liter six-cylinder in-line gasoline engine that produces 374 hp. (500 Nm). In turn, the BMW M440d versions have a six-cylinder 340-horsepower diesel engine of the same volume (700 Nm). All variants come with an eight-speed Steptronic sports transmission.
In the photo: updated BMW M4 Coupe and M4 Convertible
The “charged” coupe and convertible in the top versions of the Competition M xDrive received a focused 20 hp motor. The in-line six-cylinder engine with M TwinPower Turbo technology now produces 530 hp. In the starting versions of the M4 with a six-speed manual, the output is the same 480 hp, in the rear-wheel drive versions of the BMW M4 Competition with an 8-speed automatic transmission — 510 hp.
In the photo: updated BMW M4 coupe 1/2 
The updated BMW M4 Competition Coupe with M xDrive takes 3.5 seconds to accelerate from zero to “hundreds”, and the similar version with the open top takes 3.7 seconds . The maximum speed of all “charged” cars is electronically limited to 250 km/h. For an additional fee, you can increase the “cutoff” to 290 km/h.
In the photo: updated BMW M4 convertible 1/2 
Pictured: updated BMW M4 convertible 2/2
The updated models will continue to be produced at the BMW plant in Dingolfing (Germany), they will go on sale on the European market in March 2024. It is expected that the new products will be more expensive compared to the current versions of the coupe and convertible.