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BMW CONCEPT SPEEDTOP: A BOLD REINTERPRETATION OF SPORTY ELEGANCE

BMW CONCEPT SPEEDTOP: A BOLD REINTERPRETATION OF SPORTY ELEGANCE

The BMW Concept Speedtop is a limited-edition shooting brake unveiled at the 2025 Concorso d'Eleganza Villa d'Este on the shores of Lake Como. Built on the 8 Series platform and powered by BMW's most powerful V8 engine, the Speedtop will be produced in just 70 units for collectors who want the performance of a sports car with the luggage capacity and roofline drama of a Touring body. It is available for order now.

 

What Is the BMW Concept Speedtop?

The Speedtop is a three-door interpretation of BMW's Touring lineage, following the acclaim generated by last year's Concept Skytop, which was limited to 50 units and sold immediately. Where the Skytop was an open-top roadster, the Speedtop adopts a fastback roofline that flows uninterrupted from the A-pillar to a discreet rear spoiler, creating the classic silhouette of a gran turismo. BMW positions it as "an exclusive reinterpretation of the classic Touring car," fusing the practicality of a shooting brake with the presence of a collector's automobile.

BMW Concept Speedtop front three-quarter view at Villa d'Este 2025

Design: Shark Nose, Gradient Paint, and Villa d'Este Elegance

The Speedtop's exterior design is built around a shark-nose front end with slim LED headlights and an illuminated kidney grille. A V-shaped bonnet line creates forward momentum even at a standstill. The gradient paint scheme transitions from "Floating Sunstone Maroon" at the front to "Floating Sundown Silver" at the rear, a treatment that reinforces the car's flowing silhouette. Two-tone 14-spoke custom wheels complete the exterior, referencing classic grand touring proportions with a distinctly contemporary execution.

BMW Concept Speedtop side profile showing fastback roofline and gradient paint
BMW Concept Speedtop interior with Sundown Maroon leather and Schedoni luggage

Interior: Handmade Luxury and Bespoke Luggage

Inside, the Speedtop is a two-seater configured around driver and passenger rather than rear occupants. The handmade interior blends "Sundown Maroon" leather with "Moonstone White" accents on the seats, with brogue-style perforations adding a bespoke tailoring reference. Atmospheric lighting is built into the headliner, connecting interior ambience to the exterior color scheme. The luggage compartment is divided into sections and illuminated by a light beam, with leather straps designed to secure bespoke Schedoni bags made exclusively for this model. Every detail serves the purpose of a grand touring car built for long-distance weekend journeys.

How Many BMW Concept Speedtops Will Be Made?

BMW will produce exactly 70 units. Powered by the most powerful V8 currently in BMW's lineup, the Speedtop is described as a homage to the art of driving for "collectors and connoisseurs." No list price has been publicly announced, but given the Skytop's reception and this car's more exclusive production run, demand among BMW enthusiasts and luxury collectors is expected to exceed supply significantly.

BMW Concept Speedtop rear view showing spoiler and tail design

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Photo: BMW. Sources: Il Sole 24 Ore | D5 Design Magazine