On the outside, Carlex Design offers a two-color body wrap, combining grey and silver colours, as well as new front and rear bumpers, a carbon fiber rear diffuser and new alloy wheels. In the back, there’s a quad-pipe exhaust system but really nothing more.

Even so, you don’t have to be afraid as there are some interior tweaks too.

The specialists at Carlex Design opted for black Alcantara upholstery, carbon fiber inserts, buffalo leather and much more. A sports steering wheel is also available while a pair of sports seats provide both comfort and stability.

Under the hood is a powerful V8 engine sourced from an older-gen BMW M3, but there are no further details in this regard. There are also little to no details about pricing and availability for the BMW Z4 by Carlex Design.

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To begin with, you get a revised steering wheel which received some extra padding, new Schwartz Alcantara, Bentley Nappa and natural nubuck.

There’s also a special leather with a carbon pattern. This combination of black leathers makes the interior of the BMW M3 Coupe both appealing and aggressive.

The Polish tuners at Carlex Design provide no exterior styling tweaks or performance improvements, therefore, there’s no point talking about such things.

Moreover, they released a before and after photo showing you how the stock model compares to their styling package.

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But that doesn’t mean there aren’t plenty more tuners that deal in interiors beside them, and Carlex Design plans to prove just that.

If we are to judge by their latest kit regarding the E89 BMW Z4, even I would have to admit they have style, even if they are miles behind the Bulgarians. Still, the work they did on the Z4 is amazing. Also they even fitted some exterior parts, like a front splitter, rear diffuser and a new set of wheels.

But as I was saying, the real treat lies inside. They went with a very nice red and black theme, which still holds strong, even if a bit overused. Their materials of choice are perforated leather and black alcantara. Pretty much all the upholstery has either one or the other. As for the various other trims, Carlex Design deemed fit to bestow some carbon fiber upon the E89 BMW Z4.

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The same was with the BMW 4 Series, or maybe even more so, as the 4 Series is the highly anticipated successor of the rather legendary M3 Coupe.

As soon as some official pictures were released on the vehicle, tuners rushed to preview various tuning builds, each more awesome than the previous. But if there is something the aftermarket scene is missing regarding the 4 Series, it is some high end interior sprucing.

But if you were in the market for such a thing, fret not, for now we have a very good option, courtesy of Carlex Design. To be completely honest, after seeing the first photos of the project, I could almost swear it was done by Vilner, but no. This is all Carlex Design. The nice natural leather (black variation) goes quite nicely with red stitching and some carbon fiber inserts.

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