BMW have released details of the third generation of its new BMW M6 Gran Coupé.
The newest member of the M6 family brings together BMW’s M performance characteristics with increased luxury and aesthetic appeal.
BMW Group Australia managing director, Phil Horton, says the M6 Gran Coupé adds extra appeal and versatility to the M6 range.
Under the bonnet is the familiar M TwinPower turbo V8 engine found in the vehicle’s two-door siblings. This powerplant develops 412kW of power and impressive 680Nm of torque to give the BMW M6 Gran Coupé a 0–100 km/h of 4.2 seconds.
Average fuel consumption is 9.9 litres per 100 kilometres and CO2 emissions are 232 grams per kilometre in the EU test cycle thanks in part to the intelligent use of lightweight materials including the carbon fibre roof.
The specification for the Gran Coupé differs slightly from the Coupé model due to the addition of the two-plus-one rear seats.
To cater for the comfort of the rear passengers the M6 Gran Coupé is equipped with a four-zone climate control system and roller sunblinds for the rear windscreen and rear side windows.
Further points of difference include 20-inch M light-alloy wheels, an Alcantara roofliner featuring a centre section in leather, and a carbon fibre rear diffusor which optimises the airflow along the car’s underbody.
The BMW M6 Gran Coupe will be available from BMW dealerships nationally from $299,500.
BMW M6 range pricing:
BMW M6 Coupé $292,500
BMW M6 Gran Coupé $299,500
BMW M6 Convertible $308,500
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