Thrilling BMW M Festival is making a comeback

From M-Track shows to live music and entertainment…

Thrilling BMW M Festival is making a comeback

As we’re gradually returning to normality, the folks at BMW SA have announced the return of the M Festival. This event is a great opportunity for BMW enthusiasts to come together and celebrate all things BMW M.

Earmarked to take place at the Kyalami Grand Prix Circuit, from 15-16 October 2022, the M Festival happens in the same year when the BMW Group celebrates 50 years of M.

According to BMW SA, the event promises to be one for the books, with showgoers able to experience the joy of BMW’s M and M Performance models during test drives, hot laps, drag races and drifting shows.

Besides that, event-goers can also look forward to seeing some extra special vehicles at the festival. Visitors can stroll through one of the largest BMW showrooms in the world, soak up live entertainment, or amuse the kids in an expanded activity area. With more than enough space and activities, there’s something for everyone at the BMW Experience.

Like previous instalments of the BMW M Festival, visitors will enjoy M-Track shows, live music, and entertainment. The artist line-up and performers will be announced closer to the time.

The 2022 BMW M Fest is powered by Shell V-Power and tickets will go on sale on www.howler.co.za/ from 11 July 2022.

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