BMW has unveiled the M Concept Neue Klasse at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, previewing the future design and technology direction of its M division. The concept introduces a new BMW M design language and showcases the electric powertrain technology that will underpin future M models. While BMW has not officially linked the concept to a production model, it is widely understood to be a close preview of the brand's upcoming electric M3. - New M Yellow Light and Track Light design signatures - Heart of Joy control system enables wheel-specific control and braking - Natural-fibre materials used across the exterior and cabin BMW M Concept Neue Klasse: Exterior design The concept features a low, muscular stance, wide wheel arches and a pronounced shoulder line. BMW says several M-specific aerodynamic elements have been incorporated, including new aero mirrors, a front splitter, a floating rear diffuser and a ducktail rear spoiler. At the front, the M Concept Neue Klasse gets a shark-nose design, a V-shaped bonnet air outlet for cooling the electric drivetrain, and a combined headlight and kidney grille graphic. New M Yellow Lights, inspired by BMW's GT race cars and M Hybrid V8 racer, are set to become a signature feature of future M models. Three-dimensional Track Lights integrated into the front and rear bumpers are another new design element. Other highlights include a 'trimaran-style' bumper design, Monza Red metallic paint, red-and-blue centre-lock wheels and extensive use of natural-fibre materials in components such as the front splitter, bonnet air outlet, diffuser and roof graphic. BMW M Concept Neue Klasse: Interior The cabin adopts a driver-focused layout with four bucket seats (the rears are likely to be swapped for a more conventional bench for showrooms) featuring integrated natural-fibre structural elements. The seats are upholstered in Bathurst Blue and Berry