BMW X6 M Competition F96 2023 Technical data

THE X6 M COMPETITION

BMW X6 M Competition F96 2023 Technical data

BMW X6 M MODELS: DIMENSIONS, ENGINES & SPECIFICATIONS.

THE X6 M COMPETITIONBMW X6 M MODELS: DIMENSIONS, ENGINES & SPECIFICATIONS.

    The BMW X6 M Models – engines, facts and dimensions.

    BMW X6 M MODELS: TECHNICAL DATA.

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    System Power

    Fuel type Petrol – 48 Volt Mild-Hybrid
    Power in kW (hp) 460 (625)
    Torque in Nm 750
    Gearbox 8-speed, automatic
    Drivetrain All-wheel drive

    BMW eDrive

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    Max. Torque (Nm) 200

    Engine

    Cylinder/ Valves per cylinder 8 / 4
    Displacement in cm³ 4,395
    Engine performance in kW (hp) 460 (625) / 6,000
    Max torque(Nm) per 1/min 750 / 1800 - 5800

    Performance

    Maximum speed in mph 155
    Acceleration 0–62 mph in s 3.9

    Dimensions and Measurements

    Length/Width/Height 4,948 / 2,019 / 1,695
    Wheelbase in mm 2,972 / 12.8
    Ground clearance in mm 212

    Weight

    Weight not loaded in kg 2,445
    Weight max in kg 3,040
    Permitted load in kg 670
    Permitted Axle load front/rear in kg 1,440 / 1,670
    Allowed unbraked trailer load / drawbar load in kg 750 / 140
    Luggage capacity in l 580 - 1530

    Wheels

    Tire front 295/35 ZR21 (107Y) XL
    Tire rear 315/30 ZR22 (107Y) XL
    Rim front 10,5Jx21 EH2+
    Rim rear 11,5Jx22 EH2+

    Consumption

    Fuel Consumption charge sustaining combined 22.2 - 21.9
    Fuel capacity in l 83

    CO2 Emissions

    CO2 charge sustaining combined 288 - 292
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    BMW WHEELS & TYRES.

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    • For plug-in hybrid vehicles these figures were obtained using a combination of battery power and fuel, for battery electric vehicles after the battery had been fully charged. Plug-in hybrid and battery electric vehicles require mains electricity for charging. Figures shown are for comparability purposes. Only compare fuel consumption, CO2 and electric range figures with other cars tested to the same technical procedures. These figures may not reflect real life driving results, which will depend upon a number of factors including the starting charge of the battery, accessories fitted (post-registration), variations in weather, driving styles and vehicle load.


      At temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius, purely electric driving mode of plug-in hybrid models will not be available until the battery has warmed up to an operational condition after the vehicle has travelled a few miles.