Showing posts with label BMW X6. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BMW X6. Show all posts

Friday, August 6, 2010

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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

New Styling BMW x6 hq photos 2010

Luxury German marque BMW went through the effort of shipping over the X6 Concept for the Australian International Motor Show in October.

Billed as a Sports Activity Coupe (SAC), the X6 Concept is based on the popular X5 SUV with which it shares the same wheelbase amongst other things. In the metal, the X6 looks somewhat like a moon buggy and is unlike anything else you see on the roads today.
BMW X6 Concept
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The overall shape and styling of the front-end is a cross between the X3 and X5 while the sloping roof is similar in profile to the Z4 coupe!

If the X6 Concept makes it into production - which seems very likely at this stage - expect it to create a niche market for itself.
BMW 6-series Concept
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BMW x6 on the road

BMW x6 on the road



BMW x6 hq photos

BMW x6 hq photos



BMW x6 aggressive design

BMW x6 aggressive design

New Styling BMW x6 hq photos 2010

Luxury German marque BMW went through the effort of shipping over the X6 Concept for the Australian International Motor Show in October.

Billed as a Sports Activity Coupe (SAC), the X6 Concept is based on the popular X5 SUV with which it shares the same wheelbase amongst other things. In the metal, the X6 looks somewhat like a moon buggy and is unlike anything else you see on the roads today.
BMW X6 Concept
Image keywords: bgmw, bm x6, bmsw, bjmw, bma, vmw.

The overall shape and styling of the front-end is a cross between the X3 and X5 while the sloping roof is similar in profile to the Z4 coupe!

If the X6 Concept makes it into production - which seems very likely at this stage - expect it to create a niche market for itself.
BMW 6-series Concept
Image keywords: bmws, bmvv, bmv, bhmw, bmwa, bmnw.



BMW x6 on the road

BMW x6 on the road



BMW x6 hq photos

BMW x6 hq photos



BMW x6 aggressive design

BMW x6 aggressive design

Saturday, September 12, 2009

Hamann Tycoon EVO Based on BMW X6

As a certified specialist for BMW models, HAMANN-Motorsport, the prestigious German Tuning House has developed many packages. Earlier this year, HAMANN has released a new TYCOON styling package from the BMW X6. Now, HAMANN’s latest Aerodynamic Kit for the BMW X6 called the TYCOON EVO is coming to the Frankfurt Motor Show.

The Hamann Tycoon Evo BMW X6 features outstanding performance upgrades for the entire engine range. The BMW X6 xDrive35i which normally has a healthy 225kW (306hp) and 400Nm has been increased to 265kW (360hp) and 540Nm respectively. As such, the speed limit increases to 275km/h (171mph).

The diesel powered xDrive30d which usually has 173kW (235hp) and 520Nm, now has 195kW (265hp) and a flying 600Nm of torque. The second diesel motor from the xDrive35d has had its power and torque increased to 235kW (320hp) and torque to 660Nm from an early 2,000rpm. At top of the range, the xDrive50i-based V8 can reach 368kW (500hp) at 5,600rpm and 700Nm of torque. It will almost hit a top speed of 300km/h (186mph).

Visually, the Tycoon Evo offers new front wings, side skirts that widen the body by 60mm, a new front fascia, LED lights. At the rear, Hamann fitted the new sporty exhaust system with its centre double tailpipes and promises that its sound is particularly throaty for exceptional aural pleasantries. The new BMW X6 now rides on special ultra-forged and polished 23-inch wheels with 315/25 R 23 size rubber.

Tuesday, June 9, 2009

Hartge’s kit for BMW X6

There’s no shortage of tuners offering upgrades for the new BMW X6, and to add to this specialist BMW tuner Hartge has just unveiled its new aerodynamic kit for the sporty crossover. For those of you that have seen pictures of the high-performance X6 M and felt underwhelmed by the crossover’s rather mundane appearance then Hartge’s latest kit may just be one of the best alternatives we've seen to BMW M's own styling.

The actual kit itself consists of a number of aerodynamic pieces, including an aggressive front spoiler, a custom rear skirt and side sills for both sides of the car. Meanwhile, there are also wheel arch extensions with air intakes at the front, and wheel arch extensions at the rear as well. These modifications must be had in conjunction with Hartge's stainless steel tail pieces that accommodate four tailpipes, and also include a solid rear diffuser. Other mods available for the X6 include carbon-fiber exterior mirror casings and Hartge emblems to replace the BMW-badges on the bonnet and at the rear.

Overall, the Hartge kit looks much more impressive than the X6 M SUV, although the kit is only designed for the xDrive30d, xDrive35d, xDrive35i and xDrive50i models.