The UNBEATABLE New 2024 BMW X6! The Best Sportback SUV..?
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The UNBEATABLE New 2024 BMW X6! The Best Sportback SUV..?
The new BMW X6 SUV's changes for the 2024 model year reveal a thorough refresh with revamped styling, powertrain changes, new paint colors, and more options. But what are some of the details? Let’s dive right in..
Every 2024 X6 gets the M Sport package, complete with the blacked-out center portion of the front bumper, aggressive air intakes, and the adaptive M suspension.
Other styling revisions include a larger kidney grille and new headlights with DRLs styled like twin outward-facing arrows, doubling as turn signals. There are a few new paint colors, and the kidney grille can now optionally be illuminated. The taillights and wheel designs are new as well.
The new X6 comes with the most thorough update since the third-generation model launched in 2020. Cockpit tech upgrades mark the most significant changes, but BMW polishes the ends and enhances the three powertrain options in the three models, xDrive40i, M60i, and X6 M Competition.
The 2024 X6 comes standard with all-wheel drive and an M Sport package that blows out the front end with a large octagonal lower grille grimacing below the classic kidney grille above it. The X6’s new LED headlights integrate daytime running lights that double as turn indicators winking at the edges.
The tall air intakes box the front ends, and the X6 dons more black trim pieces, but the biggest differentiator between the X6 and X5 rides on the roofline and the rear. The X6 rounds into the raked tailgate like a fastback. Slim tail lights hug the ends and stop before the BMW roundel in the center of the tailgate, and rear vents bulge out the ends.
BMWs are all about performance, and the X6 is self-consciously sportier looking than its upright X5 sibling. Big SUVs aren't meant to be caned around a race track, but a certain degree of athleticism is expected from one with the BMW roundel on the nose, and even more so for one with a sleek coupe-like profile, namely the X6.
The X6 sticks to the BMW playbook and is a pleasingly engaging drive with high grip levels and excellent body control. Thankfully, even the base six-cylinder X6 handles and rides well, and with its newfound power, it gets you to 60 mph in little over 5 seconds, so it's such a great package that you really don't need the expensive V8 X6M.
The M60i is a great car if you want your SUV to be sporty, but you pay a $20k premium for the privilege. The all new xDrive40i model gains the adaptive M Suspension this year, improving handling even further while maintaining decent ride quality, which is not something that can be said of the harsh X6 M. The newly standard rear-axle steering also aids the M60i's agility and stability.
The test of the V-8-powered X6 revealed its impressive cornering grip and stopping power. Now, even though its suspension is much firmer than the setup found on the six-cylinder, still, it was never punishing. Both the 40i and M60i also have standard adaptive dampers and wheel sizes that range from 20 to 22 inches.
In a market where having the ability to pull is frequently given minimal importance, the X6 offers an exceptional towing capacity.
The interior marks the biggest changes for the 2024 X6. A horizontal theme stretches across the dash with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster along with a 14.9-inch touchscreen curving under a single pane of glass toward the driver.
Most of the climate control buttons migrate into the touchscreen, leaving only a tiny band of controls for the hazards, defrosters, and volume knob. A controller dial and drive mode buttons remain in the console, which now has a push button gear selector instead of a lever. The slim center vents underscored by a light bar sit in between the touchscreen and climate bar before illuminating to the corners.
Thankfully, the head-up display is simpler and optional. The layout of the remaining switchgear is also shrewd. Even though it's not necessary, BMW's gesture controls let you change the level of your music by just waving your hand in front of the X6's infotainment screen.
There are also several standard features available, such as heated front seats, ambient lighting that can be customised, 16-way power adjustable front seats, and passive entry.
Even though it is pretty comfortable for two adults, the back seat's headroom and legroom are reduced by around 2 and 3 inches, compared with the boxier X5. Likewise, the X6 has less cargo volume behind the rear seats. In the test, it only held 9 carry-on suitcases back there; the X5 handled 11.
Apple CarPlay along with Android Auto are both included in the 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is standard. It can be controlled using a variety of methods, including hand gestures, voice instructions, a rotary controller on the centre console, and conventional buttons.
#2024BMWX6 #BMW #SUV
The new BMW X6 SUV's changes for the 2024 model year reveal a thorough refresh with revamped styling, powertrain changes, new paint colors, and more options. But what are some of the details? Let’s dive right in..
Every 2024 X6 gets the M Sport package, complete with the blacked-out center portion of the front bumper, aggressive air intakes, and the adaptive M suspension.
Other styling revisions include a larger kidney grille and new headlights with DRLs styled like twin outward-facing arrows, doubling as turn signals. There are a few new paint colors, and the kidney grille can now optionally be illuminated. The taillights and wheel designs are new as well.
The new X6 comes with the most thorough update since the third-generation model launched in 2020. Cockpit tech upgrades mark the most significant changes, but BMW polishes the ends and enhances the three powertrain options in the three models, xDrive40i, M60i, and X6 M Competition.
The 2024 X6 comes standard with all-wheel drive and an M Sport package that blows out the front end with a large octagonal lower grille grimacing below the classic kidney grille above it. The X6’s new LED headlights integrate daytime running lights that double as turn indicators winking at the edges.
The tall air intakes box the front ends, and the X6 dons more black trim pieces, but the biggest differentiator between the X6 and X5 rides on the roofline and the rear. The X6 rounds into the raked tailgate like a fastback. Slim tail lights hug the ends and stop before the BMW roundel in the center of the tailgate, and rear vents bulge out the ends.
BMWs are all about performance, and the X6 is self-consciously sportier looking than its upright X5 sibling. Big SUVs aren't meant to be caned around a race track, but a certain degree of athleticism is expected from one with the BMW roundel on the nose, and even more so for one with a sleek coupe-like profile, namely the X6.
The X6 sticks to the BMW playbook and is a pleasingly engaging drive with high grip levels and excellent body control. Thankfully, even the base six-cylinder X6 handles and rides well, and with its newfound power, it gets you to 60 mph in little over 5 seconds, so it's such a great package that you really don't need the expensive V8 X6M.
The M60i is a great car if you want your SUV to be sporty, but you pay a $20k premium for the privilege. The all new xDrive40i model gains the adaptive M Suspension this year, improving handling even further while maintaining decent ride quality, which is not something that can be said of the harsh X6 M. The newly standard rear-axle steering also aids the M60i's agility and stability.
The test of the V-8-powered X6 revealed its impressive cornering grip and stopping power. Now, even though its suspension is much firmer than the setup found on the six-cylinder, still, it was never punishing. Both the 40i and M60i also have standard adaptive dampers and wheel sizes that range from 20 to 22 inches.
In a market where having the ability to pull is frequently given minimal importance, the X6 offers an exceptional towing capacity.
The interior marks the biggest changes for the 2024 X6. A horizontal theme stretches across the dash with a 12.3-inch digital instrument cluster along with a 14.9-inch touchscreen curving under a single pane of glass toward the driver.
Most of the climate control buttons migrate into the touchscreen, leaving only a tiny band of controls for the hazards, defrosters, and volume knob. A controller dial and drive mode buttons remain in the console, which now has a push button gear selector instead of a lever. The slim center vents underscored by a light bar sit in between the touchscreen and climate bar before illuminating to the corners.
Thankfully, the head-up display is simpler and optional. The layout of the remaining switchgear is also shrewd. Even though it's not necessary, BMW's gesture controls let you change the level of your music by just waving your hand in front of the X6's infotainment screen.
There are also several standard features available, such as heated front seats, ambient lighting that can be customised, 16-way power adjustable front seats, and passive entry.
Even though it is pretty comfortable for two adults, the back seat's headroom and legroom are reduced by around 2 and 3 inches, compared with the boxier X5. Likewise, the X6 has less cargo volume behind the rear seats. In the test, it only held 9 carry-on suitcases back there; the X5 handled 11.
Apple CarPlay along with Android Auto are both included in the 12.3-inch touchscreen infotainment system that is standard. It can be controlled using a variety of methods, including hand gestures, voice instructions, a rotary controller on the centre console, and conventional buttons.
#2024BMWX6 #BMW #SUV
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