Zacoe redefines modern BMW M2 with a styling upgrade

After treating us to some exquisitely tuned McLaren and Ferrari exotics, Taiwan-based tuning company Zacoe turned its attention to the latest BMW M2 (G87). It ended up losing its modern design in favor of late-20th-century styling, but you won’t find us complaining.

The body kit was mainly inspired by the famous E30 M3 EVO model that frequented DTM racetracks back in its era. The edgy, angular bodywork reminds us of the 1980s, while the built-in fender flares emanate distinct 90s-era vibes. And although the latest M2 doesn’t have a radiator grille quite as large as its senior cousins, we still appreciate Zacoe toning it down with black carbon inserts. The whole looks masculine, muscular and ready to race.

Then there’s the rear end with its two-wing spoiler, a new diffuser and tailpipes grouped in the middle. The exhaust system comes from Fi Exhaust, but the powertrain is otherwise stock. A carbon-fiber hood cover and a front spoiler lip round off the impressive styling.

All parts are available for ordering in two versions – carbon fiber and glass fiber. Prices are upon request only.