Bovensiepen to unveil all-new BMW M4-based Zagato

The name Bovensiepen is arguably no stranger in the automotive industry, being synonymous with successfully pushing boundaries - though not as a standalone carmaker. Now, the first model from the Bovensiepen brand will soon be unveiled: The all-new Zagato, described as a coachbuilt BMW M4.

The Bovensiepen Zagato is said to masterfully combine unmistakable Italian design with renowned Bavarian engineering. All design elements, from the elegant, elongated bonnet and side lines to the almost architectural design of the front and rear, hark back to the tradition of iconic coupes in a modern, timeless interpretation.

The shape of the Bovensiepen Zagato is a harmonious composition of individual design features, and bears the unmistakable signature of the traditional Milanese design studio, Zagato

Exterior features include an elongated side line without a B-pillar, and with completely retractable, frameless windows. A horizontal design line spans the entire vehicle and connects all elements of the exterior. It also has a "Double Bubble" curvature in the roof and rear window.

Its front is defined by a large central air intake with a CNC-milled stainless steel grille and low-set headlights, and the Zagato's long, low bonnet gives it a strong presence. Two precisely defined lines and its large U-shaped air outlet add a highly, dynamic character to its appearance, while the ten elongated double spokes in its 20-inch wheels create a striking, visual depth.

The Zagato also features Bovensiepen sports suspension with special Bilstein dampers and sophisticated forged aluminium wheels, with its lightweight exterior body made almost entirely of carbon fibre

Inside the Zagato, its infotainment system's display is seamlessly integrated into the leather-covered instrument panel and is accompanied by other features such as high-quality shift paddles made of milled aluminium, an individual production plate, and a hand-stitched Lavalina steering wheel. In addition, the Zagato is optionally available with a full Lavalina leather interior.

The Zagato's power also comes from within: Its 3.0-litre engine generates an output of 602bhp and a maximum torque of 700Nm. It has a century sprint timing of 3.3 seconds, and it has a top speed exceeding 300km/h.

The production time of each Zagato in the Bovensiepen manufactory extends to beyond 250 working hours, with over 400 individual parts assembled to the highest precision

As far as bespoke options go, every Bovensiepen manufactory offers personalisation options down to the last detail, making every automobile a truly unique one-off.

The Bovensiepen Zagato will be a strictly limited model, with its pricing and production numbers to be released in Q4 2025, and deliveries of the first customer vehicles planned for the end of Q2 2026.