The third-generation BMW X6 is on its way to Australia, arriving in the fourth quarter of 2019 with a new design and advanced driver assistance functions.
The new BMW X6 has grown in length, width and wheelbase, but its overall height has been reduced.
The BMW X5 debuted 20 years ago, and since then its strategy has been focused on premium sports activity models that respond to the demands of BMW customers and the luxury vehicle sector.
BMW introduced a new luxury flagship to the X range, the X7 this year, alongside the new high-performance 375kW X3 M and X4 M and updating the BMW X5 and X1.
The BMW X6 has a new large kidney grille, with both halves of the design framed by a common surround. There is an optional “iconic glow” illuminated grille.
“This isn’t simply a mild of a vehicle rightly recognised as ‘the beast’. We have raised the bar several notches for the new, third-generation BMW X6, making it lower, wider and even more muscular than before,” BMW Group Australia chief executive Vikram Pawah says.
“It combines that brown with additional capability, versatility and the latest technology to provide customers with a highly compelling, multi-talented proposition.”
The BMW X6 comes in three models. The BMW X6 xDrive30d is priced at $121,900, the BMW X6 xDrive40i is priced at $124,900 and the BMW X6 M50i is priced at $155,900.
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