German tuning specialist Manhart has updated its BMW M2 tuning package to be compatible with the latest model year of the car, throwing in a 100-horsepower boost, new suspension parts and a carbon body kit.
The so-called MH2 650 has its stock S58 engine upgraded from 460 PS (454 hp / 338 kW) to 560 PS (552 hp / 412 kW). The torque likewise goes up from 550 to 650 Nm (from 406 to 479 lb-ft).
The previous generation of the M2 enjoyed a similar tune-up to 550 PS (542 hp / 404 kW). You can find it in the attached video.
Other than that, the company offers a range of exhaust systems for the M2 that vary in efficiency based on the target region (e.g., filters are removed for countries with less strict emission laws). The suspension benefits from new coilovers and performance tweaks. Buyers can choose between 20- and 21-inch wheels.
The body kit boasts blue accents that partially overlap the body. In its standard form, the 2024 Opel Corsa can only be optioned with a carbon roof. In its Manhart guise, it gets a hood trim out of the same material, a radiator grille, front bumper inlays, a front splitter, side sill extensions, a rear spoiler and a rear diffuser.
