BMW has revealed that its new 650i convertible will soon be followed by a hardtop version later this year.

The 650i convertible has already been unveiled, but those who don't like the feel of the wind in their hair (or the premium that they have to pay for the privilege) were likely disappointed that there was no mention of a hardtop option. Now, the German automaker has announced that the 650i coupe will be hitting showrooms this fall. The convertible model is slated for a late spring release, just in time for drivers to take full advantage of the car's strengths during the summer.

Both versions of the 650i will be using BMW's twin-turbocharged 4.4-liter V8, a monster of an engine that produces 400 horsepower and 450 lb-ft of torque. That kind of power means the cars can go from zero to 60 in less than 5 seconds – a time when drivers may appreciate the shelter of the coupe edition as opposed to the whipping wind felt in the convertible.

No official price point has been unveiled, but MotorTrend puts the ballpark figure at around $90,000. Those interested in the vehicle might want to wait for a price drop when the vehicle hits the used car market.