Crossovers between cars and motorcycles are rare, but BMW just made it happen with a seriously exclusive release. The brand has unveiled a matching set : A special BMW M2 Coupe and two superbikes, built in ultra-limited numbers and reserved for one market only, South Africa.
A Sharper, more aggressive M2
The star of the show is the new M2 RR Edition.
Finished in Black Sapphire Metallic, this version pushes the design further with:
- Lowered M Performance suspension (-20 mm)
- Jet Black wheels (20” front / 21” rear)
- A redesigned front splitter with red accents
- A new rear diffuser and fixed wing
It also features an **Akrapovič exhaust system, adding a more aggressive sound to match the look.
Inside, the theme continues with black and red upholstery, creating a sportier atmosphere.
Production is limited to just 10 units:
- 5 with a six-speed manual
- 5 with an eight-speed automatic
Superbikes to match
BMW didn’t stop with the car. It also created matching versions of its flagship bikes:
- BMW S 1000 RR M2 Edition
- BMW M 1000 RR
Both bikes feature:
- Black Storm Metallic paint
- Red accents on bodywork and wheels
- Akrapovič exhaust systems
The M 1000 RR goes even further with carbon-fiber wheels and a more extreme setup.
Ultra-Limited and highly exclusive
Just like the car, only 10 units of each motorcycle will be produced.
Pricing starts at around $24,600 for the S 1000 RR and climbs to over $53,000 for the M 1000 RR.
A Rare collaboration
This project highlights a rare collaboration between BMW’s car and motorcycle divisions—two worlds that don’t often intersect.
Bottom line: With only 10 units of each model, this M2 and superbike combo is as exclusive as it gets, blending performance, design, and collector appeal into one unique package.
