BMW G87 M2 Gets A DTM Makeover With Zacoe's 'Meister' Widebody Kit And Motorsport Styling

Zacoe, known for its supercar designs, has unveiled the "Meister" widebody kit for the G87 BMW M2, drawing inspiration from the DTM. This aggressive new look pays homage to the classic BMW M3 E30 EVO DTM.

Aerodynamic side skirts accentuate the athletic shape and connect the prominent fenders. In order to make them blend in with the factory panels, Zacoe additionally made bumper extensions. A sleek diffuser, fixed rear wing, and ducktail spoiler adorn the rear of the M2, while a new splitter and vented hood adorn the front.

The splitter and twin rear wing both increase downforce and stability, according to Zacoe, so these changes aren't only ornamental. Instead of the quad tailpipes seen on BMW Ms, the diffuser now has centrally positioned Fi-Exhaust pipes.

It's worth noting that the race livery perfectly contrasts the BMW M colors against the sleek silver body.

Surprisingly, the tuner didn't touch the engine. A twin-turbo 3.0-liter inline-six engine in G87 M2 vehicles made before 2025MY produces 453 horsepower, whereas those made after that year produce 473 hp.

Customers may personalize their Meister body kit with their choice of fiberglass, carbon fiber, or a mix of the two. While Zacoe hasn't disclosed the price, it's safe to assume it won't be cheap.