The BMW The 2 Gran Coupé brings the brand’s four-door coupé design into a compact footprint. Its main appeal is the combination of a low, flowing roofline with frameless side windows and four conventional doors. BMW Pakistan lists the new model through Dewan Motors, making it relevant for buyers who want a smaller premium car with official sales and service support. Local specifications can differ by shipment, so the exact engine, equipment line and options should be verified before purchase.

The exterior is deliberately sportier than a conventional compact sedan. A wide kidney grille, slim lighting elements, pronounced air intakes and a rising side character line give the car a planted appearance. At the rear, narrow lamps and dark trim visually increase its width. Factory paint choices include neutral shades such as Alpine White, Black Sapphire and Skyscraper Grey, together with more expressive colours such as Fire Red, Thundernight and M Portimao Blue. A contrasting black roof may be available in selected configurations, but this depends on specification.

The latest cabin is more digital and minimalist than the previous generation. BMW’s Curved Display groups the instrument panel and central touchscreen, while Operating System 9 supports touch and voice operation. Smartphone connectivity, connected navigation and app-based services can be included, although the precise package may vary in Pakistan. Illuminated interior trim and M Sport details help the cabin feel more distinctive, while supportive front seats provide a comfortable driving position.

Unlike the rear-wheel-drive 2 Series Coupé, the Gran Coupé uses a compact front-wheel-drive-based architecture, with selected high-performance versions adding xDrive all-wheel drive. This layout prioritises interior packaging and predictable everyday handling. The car is agile and easy to position in traffic, but enthusiasts looking for traditional rear-wheel-drive balance may prefer the two-door 2 Coupé. Larger wheels and sports suspension can also make the ride firmer over broken surfaces.

Four doors make the model considerably easier to use than a traditional coupé. The rear bench is practical for children and average-height adults, although the sloping roof reduces headroom for taller passengers. The boot is suitable for normal shopping, office equipment or weekend luggage. Its compact dimensions are useful in Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, where parking spaces and traffic lanes can be tight, but the low tyres and painted alloy wheels still need protection from potholes and high kerbs.

Before buying, Pakistani customers should check the current retail price, warranty, maintenance package, tyre type and the level of driver assistance fitted to the actual vehicle. Features shown in international advertising may be optional or unavailable on a local allocation. Running costs will be above those of a mainstream compact sedan, particularly for insurance, tyres and imported body parts. Even so, the 2 Gran Coupé is an appealing premium compact car for buyers who want four-door convenience, BMW technology and a design that feels more distinctive than a standard entry-level saloon.