We’ve known for some time now that BMW is cooking up an even hotter version of the M2 Competition. Rumors have suggested the new hardcore M2 will be either be called the CS or bring back the fabled CSL moniker. While the name hasn’t officially been confirmed, a reliable source from Bimmerpost claims it will adopt the CS badge. New technical details about the M2 CS have also emerged, suggesting the hardcore sports coupe will be even more powerful than we thought.
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