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    28 Mar 2018

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    The sixth generation of the BMW M5 introduced by BMW M GmbH sports the most advanced version yet of the 4.4-litre V8 engine with TwinPower Turbo technology.


    The BMW M5 is the original model that started the high-performance super saloon genre. Now an all new sixth generation of the BMW M5 Saloon will launch in February 2018 equipped with an enhanced V8 engine, a new M-specific, all-wheel drive system known as M xDrive and performance statistics that surpass all previous incarnations.

    The sporty interior focuses entirely on the driver
    Key to this heightened level of performance is the introduction of M xDrive and its adaptability thanks to a central control module and the variety of different dynamic modes that can be selected.

    When first started, the car is in four-wheel-drive mode with the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) switched on. But it comes with various driving dynamics modes, up to a track-friendly pure rear-wheel drive without DSC.

    Power comes from the latest 4.4-litre V8 engine with BMW M TwinPower Turbo technology. It develops a maximum torque of 750Nm from just 1,800rpm through to 5,600rpm - a 70Nm increase over the previous M5 - accelerating the new M5 from nought to 100km/h in just 3.4 seconds, making it the fastest M5 yet.

    Power is transferred to the road via a new eight-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic. The engine characteristics can be changed by pushing the Drive Performance from the basic setting 'Efficient' to 'Sport' and 'Sport Plus', both of which provide a faster turbo response.

    The latest BMW M5's 4.4-litre V8 M TwinPower Turbo is more powerful than ever
    The new eight-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic has extremely quick shift times and optimises change points to deliver the best performance. Thanks to a higher final drive ratio, the eight-speed M Steptronic transmission also delivers reduced fuel consumption.

    All of this performance is wrapped in a design that adheres to the form follows function mantra of all BMWs.

    The front design serves to splice the oncoming air in the most aerodynamic fashion while at the same time providing the breathing and cooling requirements for a 600bhp engine and its braking system, and the downforce required of a high performance saloon.

    The interior focuses entirely on the driver. Absolute control under all driving conditions is the maxim. At the same time, the new M5 offers space for up to four passengers, a large boot and high levels of comfort akin to those of the 5 Series saloon, combining the best of both worlds as a high-performance sports car and business vehicle.

    The new M5 is available in a variety of exterior colours, some of which are exclusively reserved for the model. A brand new shade is Marina Bay blue metallic, an intense blue colour. Also available on request are matt colours such as Frozen Dark Silver or Frozen Arctic Grey.
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    28 Mar 2018

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    3,108 views

    The sixth generation of the BMW M5 introduced by BMW M GmbH sports the most advanced version yet of the 4.4-litre V8 engine with TwinPower Turbo technology.


    The BMW M5 is the original model that started the high-performance super saloon genre. Now an all new sixth generation of the BMW M5 Saloon will launch in February 2018 equipped with an enhanced V8 engine, a new M-specific, all-wheel drive system known as M xDrive and performance statistics that surpass all previous incarnations.

    The sporty interior focuses entirely on the driver
    Key to this heightened level of performance is the introduction of M xDrive and its adaptability thanks to a central control module and the variety of different dynamic modes that can be selected.

    When first started, the car is in four-wheel-drive mode with the Dynamic Stability Control (DSC) switched on. But it comes with various driving dynamics modes, up to a track-friendly pure rear-wheel drive without DSC.

    Power comes from the latest 4.4-litre V8 engine with BMW M TwinPower Turbo technology. It develops a maximum torque of 750Nm from just 1,800rpm through to 5,600rpm - a 70Nm increase over the previous M5 - accelerating the new M5 from nought to 100km/h in just 3.4 seconds, making it the fastest M5 yet.

    Power is transferred to the road via a new eight-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic. The engine characteristics can be changed by pushing the Drive Performance from the basic setting 'Efficient' to 'Sport' and 'Sport Plus', both of which provide a faster turbo response.

    The latest BMW M5's 4.4-litre V8 M TwinPower Turbo is more powerful than ever
    The new eight-speed M Steptronic transmission with Drivelogic has extremely quick shift times and optimises change points to deliver the best performance. Thanks to a higher final drive ratio, the eight-speed M Steptronic transmission also delivers reduced fuel consumption.

    All of this performance is wrapped in a design that adheres to the form follows function mantra of all BMWs.

    The front design serves to splice the oncoming air in the most aerodynamic fashion while at the same time providing the breathing and cooling requirements for a 600bhp engine and its braking system, and the downforce required of a high performance saloon.

    The interior focuses entirely on the driver. Absolute control under all driving conditions is the maxim. At the same time, the new M5 offers space for up to four passengers, a large boot and high levels of comfort akin to those of the 5 Series saloon, combining the best of both worlds as a high-performance sports car and business vehicle.

    The new M5 is available in a variety of exterior colours, some of which are exclusively reserved for the model. A brand new shade is Marina Bay blue metallic, an intense blue colour. Also available on request are matt colours such as Frozen Dark Silver or Frozen Arctic Grey.
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