Future BMW model information

[redball]

Originally Posted by PLF69

Normally LCI happen in March/April and new model year production start in July.

Since production stops normally in June, the chances to have a 2023 LCI would be small but I guess not impossible.

ynguldyn correct me if I am wrong.

I'm probably more confused than anyone, but I think ynguldyn confirmed that March 2023 the M4 is getting ID8, and February production is the last batch of ID7. I don't think this is an official LCI... it's just a change between model years (I think?) but that would mean the M4 is switching over with March production... I guess. I guess it also means that if you're still waiting on an M4 allocation, your stuck with ID8 at this point since feb production is likely allocated.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by geko29

Will the G80 be transitioning to MY24 in March, alongside the introduction of the G82 LCI? Or will it cut in July like last year?

LCI for G22/G23 is March 2024, not 2023. This should trigger either a full LCI or LCI-like changes for all M3s and M4s.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by PLF69

Normally LCI happen in March/April and new model year production start in July.

This is incorrect. BMW rolls over to new models or new versions of existing models three times a year. For German plants, it is March, July, and November. For Spartanburg and SLP - April, August, December. Which of these months is chosen for each specific activity, depends only on product planning considerations.

[PLF69]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

This is incorrect. BMW rolls over to new models or new versions of existing models three times a year. For German plants, it is March, July, and November. For Spartanburg and SLP - April, August, December. Which of these months is chosen for each specific activity, depends only on product planning considerations.

Ok so from experience the last production month for the G80 is June. So if the 2024 LCI hits in March, there is no sure way of knowing from wich week the car will be produced in LCI format unless it's a 2025 produced from July on ?

Just trying to figure the best time to order when one is trying to get the LCI and waiting a minimum.

[redball]

Originally Posted by PLF69

Ok so from experience the last production month for the G80 is June. So if the 2024 LCI hits in March, there is no sure way of knowing from wich week the car will be produced in LCI format unless it's a 2025 produced from July on ?

Just trying to figure the best time to order when one is trying to get the LCI and waiting a minimum.

I don't think the premise of your question makes any sense. He said that new models roll over in March or July or November for German plants. If the LCI is March 2024, then it sounds like the new model year roll-over is happening in March next year, not June. So the last production year for MY2024 would be February, and the new LCI MY2025 would begin March 2024. You would know what you're getting because your allocation would either be for a MY2024 or an LCI MY2025.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by redball

I don't think the premise of your question makes any sense. He said that new models roll over in March or July or November for German plants. If the LCI is March 2024, then it sounds like the new model year roll-over is happening in March next year, not June. So the last production year for MY2024 would be February, and the new LCI MY2025 would begin March 2024. You would know what you're getting because your allocation would either be for a MY2024 or an LCI MY2025.

This is correct. LCIs trigger a model year change, and there have been plenty of examples of 8- or 16-months-long model years (whatever fits the schedule).

[geko29]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

LCI for G22/G23 is March 2024, not 2023. This should trigger either a full LCI or LCI-like changes for all M3s and M4s.

Yeah, sorry I was referring to the iDrive 8 update.

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

This is correct. LCIs trigger a model year change, and there have been plenty of examples of 8- or 16-months-long model years (whatever fits the schedule).

So in this case, if the M4 is rolling over to MY24 in March because of the iDrive changes, is the M3 doing so also? Or will it remain MY23 until July?

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by geko29

So in this case, if the M4 is rolling over to MY24 in March because of the iDrive changes, is the M3 doing so also? Or will it remain MY23 until July?

M3 already has iD8.

[geko29]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

M3 already has iD8.

I know. I was just asking if they are both changing to MY24 at the same time, or if it's M4 in March, M3 in July.

[Wozich]

I can’t seem to find the EOP date for the G29 Z4. Since there will be a manual option I am becoming interested.

[geko29]

Originally Posted by Wozich

I can’t seem to find the EOP date for the G29 Z4. Since there will be a manual option I am becoming interested.

I believe the manual was expected to be announced back in October, with first deliveries in March. Pretty sure they ultimately decided to scrap it.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by geko29

I believe the manual was expected to be announced back in October, with first deliveries in March. Pretty sure they ultimately decided to scrap it.

The reporting was wrong. The manual is coming in March 2024, not 2023. See the top post, in the July 2022 update.

[mbanck]

Originally Posted by geko29

I know. I was just asking if they are both changing to MY24 at the same time, or if it's M4 in March, M3 in July.

I don't think anybody in Munich cares about model years much, so it's going to be whatever BMW NA decides y'all gonna call it.

[M Genesis]

Hey, (new to BimmerPost) Would the G80/2 also receive an "S58TU" with mild hybrid tech/hardware applied from the S68? Or atleast some kind of physical revisions the the power/drivetrain? It would make sense atleast.. Having driven the new Mild-Hybrid ZF8 in the X7 40i and M60i, Id love to see it in the G8x platform. The new e-motor + clutch engagement is both smoother than the torque converter and shift are noticeably more "snappy". Only thing is, you can't exactly brake torque it off the like at about 2k RPM, it sits lower at around 1500RPM and doesn't load up as much.. Only way around that would be to have a launch control strategy similar to the AMG MCT...(?)

And I also assume the G2x would either receive the B58TU2 in "O" or "T" spec late 2023 or early 2024 as part of the post LCi(1) update?

[MadBimmeRad]

Originally Posted by M Genesis

Hey, (new to BimmerPost) Would the G80/2 also receive an "S58TU" with mild hybrid tech/hardware applied from the S68? Or atleast some kind of physical revisions the the power/drivetrain? It would make sense atleast.. Having driven the new Mild-Hybrid ZF8 in the X7 40i and M60i, Id love to see it in the G8x platform. The new e-motor + clutch engagement is both smoother than the torque converter and shift are noticeably more "snappy". Only thing is, you can't exactly brake torque it off the like at about 2k RPM, it sits lower at around 1500RPM and doesn't load up as much.. Only way around that would be to have a launch control strategy similar to the AMG MCT...(?)

And I also assume the G2x would either receive the B58TU2 in "O" or "T" spec late 2023 or early 2024 as part of the post LCi(1) update?

I don't have any answers for you my friend, however, I wanted to welcome you to our family of BMW nuts

[M Genesis]

Originally Posted by MadBimmeRad

I don't have any answers for you my friend, however, I wanted to welcome you to our family of BMW nuts

Hey✨and thanks 😌🇩🇪

[Wozich]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

The reporting was wrong. The manual is coming in March 2024, not 2023. See the top post, in the July 2022 update.

But EOP date for G29 Z4 is still unknown?

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by Wozich

But EOP date for G29 Z4 is still unknown?

Weird. Maybe I accidentally deleted it while editing the top post. It's 10/25.

[ynguldyn]

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

[MadBimmeRad]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

We bow to you for your mammoth effort

Here's to the next ten years 🥂🍾🥂

[vj123]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

No updates but I've just realized that I started doing this stupid thing exactly ten years ago (this thread was born a few months later).

Appreciate your effort and time in sharing the information to the community. This thread has always been a major factor in my buying decision.

[ph.z4]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

The reporting was wrong. The manual is coming in March 2024, not 2023. See the top post, in the July 2022 update.

Hopefully announced in March '23 for the 24 MY....

Latest from BMW Blog says "Later this year": https://www.bmwblog.com/2023/01/14/b...-transmission/

Assuming the Magna Steyr plant starts producing MY24 cars in November it could still be nearly March '24 before US deliveries start for the manual Z4.