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The goal of the BMW M5 is to appear like a mundane midsize banker's car while being a veritable rocket that can reach a peak speed of over 200 mph and accelerate from 0 to 60 mph in around three seconds. And it's a mission it does exceptionally well.
The sixth-generation M5, which defied convention, dropped the manual gearbox and went with all-wheel drive instead of the traditional rear-wheel drive configuration. Eventually, fans pulled out their knives, mostly because it wasn't horrible. However, BMW could be preparing even more drastic modifications for the next model, which should arrive soon.
What engine will the 2024 BMW M5 have?
A variation of the PHEV technology used in the new XM crossover will be fitted to the 2024 BMW M5, according to Autocar. It will have a 4.4-liter V8 twin-turbo engine with an additional electric motor. Diverse production figures have been mentioned. 718 horsepower, according to BMW Blog. 735 horsepower is stated by Car and Driver. According to Autocar, the new vehicle may produce 737 lb-ft of torque and about 790 horsepower.
Rear-biased all-wheel drive and an eight-speed torque converter automatic gearbox will be mated to the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle engine arrangement.
The M5 PHEV will have a limited EV-only range, according to Autocar. But just like the Mercedes applications at the top end, the M5's batteries will prioritize performance above maximum range with fast discharges.
BMW has confirmed there will be an M5 Touring wagon
In June 2023, BMW declared that it is working on an M5 Touring wagon version for the next 2024 model. In the nearly 40-year history of the M5, this will be just BMW's third wagon type, and the first since the V10 E61 M5 went out of production in 2010.
Will the M5 Touring visit America is the question. BMW made the decision not to launch the M3 Touring in the United States. However, America represents a sizable market for BMW, especially for its M division. And there are enough purchasers of high-performance wagons priced at $100,000 or more to maintain Mercedes-AMG and Audi's positions in the market.
BMW may or may not decide to do the same in America. However, we have a cautious optimism.
Will there be an electric BMW M5?
Not at first. Originally, it was rumored by UK's CAR magazine that BMW was developing a three-motor electric M5 that would have 1,000 horsepower, placing it above the plug-in hybrid M5. The magazine has already recanted its story, stating simply that BMW would consider the necessity for such an M5.
When will the seventh-generation BMW M5 arrive?
According to BMW, the seventh-generation M5 will go on sale in 2024. It's unclear at this time if it will be the American model year 2024 or 2025. According to a rumored leak on Bimmerpost, the wagon will go into production in November 2024, while the sedan will go into production in July 2024. That may correspond with a 2023 revelation.
How much will the 2024 BMW M5 cost?
BMW has not yet released any information on prices. However, the price is likely to be high. The starting price of the new M5 is $109,900. It is anticipated that the new model will share its engine with the $185,00 XM Label Red.
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