KEY HIGHLIGHTS
- Available variants - 320Ld M Sport, and 320Ld M Sport Pro.
- 330Li M Sport delisted from OEM.
- More information below.
In February 2025, BMW launched the updated 3 Series Long Wheelbase 330Li M-Sport variant at Rs 62.60 lakh ex-showroom. Now, on the official website of BMW India, this variant isn't showing, and the only visible one is the 330d M-Sport, which gets the diesel powertrain. So, why did the automaker take this step after reintroducing it just 2 months back? Let us try to figure this out. In the meantime, make sure to join the 91Wheels Whatsapp Channel to never miss out on automotive updates.
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BMW 3 Series
If you're a die hard, Beemer fan, that you would have known, that earlier, this particular model was called Gran Limousine, just this year, company made it to Long Wheelbase, and re-introduced both petrol and diesel variants - with important feature updates, along with changing the interiors. In March, the automaker did launch the diesel verison, but now the petrol version - 330Li M-Sport isn't visible, and it seems like BMW has discontinued it.
To add more, the 330Li M-Sport was powered by a twin-turbo 2.0L 4-cylinder engine, mated to an 8-speed DCT, and the power figures were insane 258 PS and 400 Nm of torque, able to go from 0 to 100 km/h in 6.2 seconds. Now, remember, this isnt a performance-oriented sedan, but a luxurious saloon ride made to experience luxury with ample legroom space. Still, it achieves these crazy numbers. However, the fuel efficiency of this was poor; after all, it's a petrol-powered car that puts out such impressive numbers, so you cant expect it to deliver both.
Available Variants
320Ld M Sport - Rs 62,00,000
320Ld M Sport Pro - Rs 65,00,000
Now, there is no offical clarification by the automaker nor it feels like an technical glitch but yes this variant isn't available on the OEM and things like this didn't happen for no reason. This could be as BMW wasn't witnessing any positive sales numbers, or the more popular choice among customers still remains diesel engine. Or, another reason could be, automaker giving this vehicle a slow death, and in coming months, completely discontinue it. Anything can happen, but now we can only assume things.
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Verdict
As of now, there is no official message, but the 330Li M-Sport isn't available for you to buy if you were to purchase it online. This is interesting because BMW launched it in February 2025. Well, let's see where it goes and if the OEM is giving this vehicle a slow death. For more such informative content, follow 91Wheels.
