Future BMW M3 Development: What Is Confirmed?
BMW has confirmed the continued production of its six-cylinder BMW M3 and BMW M4 models with new M Ignite engine technology from July 2026. This confirmation applies to the existing model range. BMW has not yet officially announced a separate next-generation combustion-engine M3 under the G84 designation.
For that reason, BaanVelgen treats “G84” as an expected development code rather than a confirmed production identity. Launch timing, dimensions, drivetrain specifications, suspension architecture and vehicle-specific aftermarket compatibility remain unknown.
Made-to-Order Forged Wheels for the Future BMW M3
Forged wheels are expected to remain one of the most relevant upgrades for a future BMW M3, but every complete wheel specification must be based on verified vehicle data.
The wheel designs displayed in this collection are made to order. Once the production vehicle can be assessed, suitable designs can be configured around its required diameter, width, offset, load capacity, brake clearance and tyre specification.
Brands such as BC Forged and Brixton Forged offer extensive customisation possibilities. However, no G84-specific configuration will be presented as confirmed until sufficient technical information is available.
Expected Upgrade Areas
- Forged wheels: lightweight made-to-order designs developed around verified brake clearance, load capacity and vehicle geometry.
- Suspension: lowering springs, height-adjustable systems or coilovers will require confirmation of the production suspension layout and electronic controls.
- Exhaust systems: future systems from manufacturers such as iPE or Akrapovič can only be evaluated after the drivetrain, emissions equipment and exhaust architecture have been officially confirmed.
- Intake systems: compatibility will depend entirely on the final combustion engine and engine-bay layout.
- Carbon aerodynamics: body components can only be developed after the production bodywork and mounting points are known.
- Brake upgrades: wheel clearance and compatibility must be assessed against the final factory braking system.
BaanVelgen will add vehicle-specific products only after the relevant manufacturer has confirmed compatibility or after the vehicle has been properly assessed.
G80, Expected G84 and BMW M Neue Klasse
BMW M3 G80
The BMW M3 G80 is the current, confirmed combustion-engine model with an established range of wheels, exhaust systems, suspension upgrades, intakes and carbon components.
Future BMW M3 — Expected G84
G84 is commonly associated with a possible future combustion-engine BMW M3, but BMW has not officially confirmed the code, final model specification or launch schedule.
BMW M Neue Klasse
The BMW M Neue Klasse represents BMW M’s fully electric development direction. It should be treated as a separate programme from the expected combustion-engine G84 model.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is G84 the officially confirmed code for the next BMW M3?
No. G84 is currently an expected development designation. BMW has not formally confirmed it as the production code or model name of a future BMW M3.
Has BMW confirmed a new combustion-engine M3?
BMW has confirmed continued production of the existing six-cylinder M3 and M4 with M Ignite technology from July 2026. A separate next-generation combustion-engine M3 under the G84 designation has not yet been officially announced.
Why are wheels already shown in this collection?
The designs shown are made-to-order forged wheels. Their presence indicates that the design may be considered once development becomes possible; it does not represent confirmed vehicle-specific fitment.
Can I already order wheels specifically for the future G84 M3?
A preferred design can already be discussed, but the final configuration should not enter production until reliable vehicle dimensions, load requirements, brake clearance and mounting data are available.
Are exhaust and suspension upgrades already available?
No vehicle-specific exhaust or suspension products should currently be considered confirmed. Compatibility will depend on the final drivetrain, emissions equipment, chassis and electronic systems.
Will BaanVelgen update this page when new information becomes available?
Yes. The collection will be updated when BMW or relevant aftermarket manufacturers release material, verifiable information about the vehicle and compatible products.