Swiss Tuner Unleashes Power with Modified BMW M2
The thrill of a standard BMW M2 is undeniable, but a version with 530 horsepower takes excitement to a whole new level. Swiss tuning company Dahler has re-engineered the usual setup by replacing the stock engine with the S55 inline-six from the BMW M4.
Regardless of personal engine preferences, it’s hard to argue against the fact that this upgraded M2 is tailor-made for tackling the winding roads of Switzerland’s Gurnigel Hillclimb. As it tears through curves and climbs steep paths, the M2’s powerful exhaust note resonates throughout the scenic countryside, sparking joy in onlookers. While the in-car sound system struggles to capture the audio due to excess volume, the external footage showcases it beautifully.
Dahler’s modifications result in an impressive 530 horsepower and 538 lb-ft of torque. Whether this level of power is too much for the M2 is up for debate, but one thing is certain: Dahler has managed to effectively harness that power. What do you believe is the ideal power output for the cherished M2?
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