Modified details in the front view give the new BMW X6 an appearance characterised by exclusive athleticism and supremacy. The standard fog lights are now set in matt finish surrounds in the upper area of the outer air inlets. The striking three-dimensional modelling of the frame and newly designed bars, angled in the lower section, make the BMW kidney grille stand out especially conspicuously within the vehicle front section. As an alternative to the standard bi-xenon light, the new BMW X6 is to be fitted optionally with adaptive LED headlamps, which in the M version are standard.
The rear lights are now two LED-fed light banks, aligned horizontally and stretch far out to the sides emphasises both the width of the vehicle and the flowing transition between the side section and rear.
The program of external paint finishes for the new BMW X6 consists of two non-metallic and eight metallic colours. The standard equipment range of the new BMW X6 also includes 19-inch light alloy wheels. In the 8-cylinder model BMW X6 xDrive 50i these now feature a new double spoke design in bi-colour. The selection of light alloy wheels available as an option is supplemented with a 20-inch version in Y-spoke, bi-colour design.
The petrol and diesel engines with BMW TwinPower Turbo Technology available for the BMW X6 deliver impressive pulling power and exemplary low fuel consumption figures. The V8 engine of the BMW X6 xDrive50i delivers 300kW/407bhp, while in the BMW X6 xDrive35i an in-line 6-cylinder petrol engine with 225kW/306bhp ensures supreme athletic performance. The in-line 6-cylinder diesel engines of the models BMW X6 xDrive40d and xDrive30d mobilise 225kW/306bhp and 180kW/245bhp respectively.
The progressive character of the new BMW X6 is also underscored by the extensive range of driver assistance systems and mobility services from BMW ConnectedDrive. In