Both models were dropped for the 2021 model year, leaving the M8 Gran Coupe as the sole survivor. At the time, we asked BMW about the development and they told us the change was only temporary.
That has officially come to pass as the company has revealed the 2022 M8 Competition Coupe will start at $130,000. This makes the model $3,000 less expensive than the 2020 M8 Coupe and $16,000 less than the 2020 M8 Competition Coupe. That’s a massive price cut and BMW is likely hoping the lower price tag will boost sales, which were originally lackluster.
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Likewise, the 2022 M8 Competition Convertible will cost $139,500. That undercuts the 2020 M8 Convertible by $3,000 and is also $16,000 less expensive than the 2020 M8 Competition Convertible.