The BMW Z4 convertible is rumoured to be phased out in the coming years, with no indication of any further iterations expected anytime soon.
However, a digital artist has reimagined the Z4 convertible with BMW’s latest Neue Klasse design philosophy – resulting in a strikingly good-looking sporty roadster.
Luca Serafini’s Neue Klasse BMW Z4 convertible incorporates the production front end from the BMW iX3 with slim kidney grilles upfront, a wide front fascia with vertically stacked LED lights at either end, uniquely designed alloy wheels and a matte-silver finished paint scheme.
BMW is expected to keep the Z4 convertible on sale in the US, at least for one more model year, based on the success of its manual version, which boosted sales among enthusiasts.
The German carmaker is now working on the next-generation 3 Series, which will receive the Neue Klasse design philosophy. The Neue Klasse BMW 3 Series is expected to debut in 2026, ahead of the arrival of its performance-oriented version, the BMW M3, in 2027.
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