The BMW M4 LCI (F82) is a facelift variant of the BMW M4 (F82) and is the entry trim of the high-performance M4 range for the BMW 4 Series.
LCI, which stands for Life Cycle Impulse, is intended to reinvigorate models in BMW's range with new technology partway through their product life cycle.
In 2017, the M4's LCI trim was introduced and replaced the M4 that had been on sale since 2013. As the new base M4, it is fitted with previously optional LED headlights, LED tail lights, an updated ConnectedDrive navigation system, new inter stitching, and additional interior M badges.
Its suspension has also been tweaked to improve its handling without sacrificing comfort.
Games
Need for Speed: Heat
The M4 '18 appears in Need for Speed: Heat following an article published[1][2] on August 19, 2019, revealing it to be part of the game's official car list, and appears in the NFS: Heat Studio app as part of container 3, which was released on September 3, 2019.
Stock
The stock M4 is unlocked for purchase from the car dealer for 
87,500 upon reaching Reputation Level 18
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It has a customisation rating of six and can be equipped with performance parts.
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Unlocked at
LVL 18
 20687,500POWER 2.1
HIGH SPEED 2.4
ACCELERATION 3.3
NITROUS 2.0
HORSEPOWER [bhp] 425
0-60 MPH [s] 4.10
MAX TORQUE [ft-lb] 406
TOP SPEED [mph] 181
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Engine Swaps (11 Available)
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Trivia
- In the NFS: Heat Studio app, it is listed as an F83 Coupe, which is the model code for the 4 Series convertible.
- In the NFS: Heat Studio app, it is listed with the performance specifications of the BMW M4 GTS (F82).
Gallery
References
- ↑ Article: ea.com (2019) Under the Hood: Need for Speed Heat Car List. Available at: https://www.ea.com/games/need-for-speed/need-for-speed-heat/news/nfs-heat-car-list
- ↑ Article: gtplanet.net (2019) Need for Speed Heat Full Car List Revealed. Available at: https://www.gtplanet.net/need-for-speed-heat-car-list/
