The next-generation BMW M3 will continue to be produced beyond 2030. An electric M3 with four electric motors will be sold alongside the ICE model. Unfortunately, the BMW M4 will be axed after the G82 model ends production.

BMW's next generation of M3 will continue to offer a turbocharged inline six, with the iconic badge also being applied to an EV.

With BMW leaning into electrification and an iM3 trademark on the books, for a while it seemed like we were about to say goodbye to the BMW M3 as we know it. A nearly 40-year German performance stalwart,

In an interview with Bimmer Today, BMW M division head Frank van Meel said the future M3 sport sedan will keep using the current car's turbocharged six-cylinder motor.

"If customer demand is what it is at the moment, and it doesn’t drop off, we won’t turn off the six-cylinder either." BMW's next-generation M3 will continue to be powered by the twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six known as the S58,

The journey towards electric mobility is leading to the end of combustion engines in some of the favorite models among automotive enthusiasts. At BMW, it is already known that the next M3 will continue to feature the 3.

It'll be on sale alongside the electric M3, which has also been confirmed for production.