AC Schnitzer revealed today their aftermarket program for the BMW M135i hot hatch, which is going to have its world debut at the 2012 Essen Motor Show towards the end of this year. AC Schnitzer increases the output of the M135i's standard 3.0-liter 6-cylinder engine from 320 hp to 360 hp. Even though the tuner did not mention it, we believe the extra horsepowers of the AC Schnitzer BMW M135i come from a remapped ECU, the bespoke exhaust system with four tailpipes, and possible an optimized intake system. AC Schnitzer's M135i comes with new suspension springs and 18-inch alloys. The BMW M135i also receives a new body kit from AC Schnitzer that includes a front spoiler, two front flippers, and a rear roof spoiler.
For the interior of the BMW M135i, AC Schnitzer is offering an aluminum gear knob or one with a digital display for the gear you're in, and various other aluminum parts, such as a cover for the i-Drive controller, a handbrake handle, a foot rest and pedals.
AC Schnitzer did not disclose the price of these modifications for the BMW M135i.
