A recent bulletin sent to BMW dealers confirms that production of the BMW M8 Coupe (258F) will cease in early 2025. The bulletin said there will be no version for the 2026 model year, and new orders for the model are no longer being accepted.

The M8 Coupe will also be removed from BMW’s website and Build Your Own (BYO) configurator in January 2025. This decision leaves the M8 Cabrio and M8 Gran Coupe as the remaining options for buyers looking for BMW’s ultimate blend of luxury and V8 performance.

With the M8 Coupe out of production, questions remain about the future of the 8 Series. Initially, rumours suggested that the next-generation BMW 8 Series and M8 were scheduled for 2026. However, BMWblog’s sources indicate that a final decision on their development has yet to be made. Even if given the green light, the next-generation 8 Series and M8 are unlikely to appear before 2029-2030. Moreover, the range may undergo significant changes. Speculation suggests that only the 8 Series Gran Coupe (G77) and M8 Gran Coupe (G93) will survive in the future. These models were originally planned to offer both internal combustion engines (ICE) and electric drive options.

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