The latest project comes from Japan and it was officially presented at the 2017 Tokyo Auto Show, the “Mecca” show of world`s most famous tuning programs.

The below BMW M2 Coupe has received an impressive aero package from Studie Japan tuner, the model also being highlighted in an impressive video released below. We have now the real pleasure of showing it to you!

This would be another impressive wrap added to the baby-M, the car`s camouflage making it ready for some guerilla action in the Amazon. It is mainly highlighted by the tiger-stripped wrap with matte black front end, adding as well the 19-inch red alloy wheels from BBS. The rear is also coming with a massive wing which is increases its overall aerodynamics.

The list of mods also include the interior. The aftermarket technicians have also added two Recaro front seats and a roll cage, along with gauges on the passenger`s side and more.

Since we are dealing here with a full package, the engineers have also installed a power kit under the hood, involving a bespoke intake and an ECU remapping, which raises the car`s power, Unfortunately, there aren`t any official figures released, but we expect at least 50 horsepower and 50 Nm of torque over the stock 365 horsepower and 465 Nm of torque. The sprint from 0 to 100 km/h is also improved, standing as well at less than the stock 4.3 seconds.

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The guys from 3D Design and Studie Japan are responsible in part for this, as they have brought yet another tuning project for the BMW i3.

We all know how much Japanese love kei cars, so it sort of makes sense why there is so much love for the small city car. The tuning kit contains only aesthetic upgrades, as no aftermarket specialist has yet to meddle with the powertrain. That being said, this particular kit is quite awesome.

First off, it is obvious that the tuners decided to go with a new paint job, sporting a Fire Orange color, and an interesting design. Along with a set of MAK wheels, the BMW i3 also received a lowering kit, bringing the car closer to earth by 30mm. The fitted a new roof spoiler as well as a new front lip spoiler, which is nicely complemented by a redesigned grille. Inside we find more of the same theme, as much of the upholstery has been dyed orange. The seats were replaced by Recaro LX-F seats, and as a final nice touch, the BMW active sounds was set to be able to reproduce the sounds of an inline 6, V8, V10 or even a V12 engine.

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