The company opted for a sports exhaust and a revised ECU in order to squeeze the extra 85 horses and 90 Nm of torque. This package is compatible with both rear- and all-wheel drive versions of the model.

At the exterior, the model gets 19-inch alloy wheels, a black finish with contrasting yellow touches, Michelin Super Sport tires, carbon fiber mirror caps, new diffuser and a revised braking system.

Inside, you will get Alcantara upholstery, carbon/aramid inserts, BMW Performance seats and leather trim.

“The external appearance of the MH1 400 is perfected by a smooth-blending BMW M-Performance rear spoiler and an exclusive full wrapping in “longitudinally polished aluminum in matt black”,” adds the tuner.

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