00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Blog.
00:08Today we're talking about the comprehensively revised BMW X model year 2025.
00:13Even though you can't really call it a classic facelift,
00:16BMW is bringing a breath of fresh air to its Performance SUV series
00:20and making far-reaching changes to the drivetrain portfolio.
00:24Probably the most noticeable change.
00:26The previous base V8 with 653hp has been completely eliminated.
00:32Instead, the range now focuses on two clearly defined variants,
00:36the BMW XM50E with a pure 6-cylinder engine and the powerful X-Mel with a V8 Baturbo.
00:44The top XM, previously known as the label RED, will in future be known worldwide as the XM label.
00:50The technology behind it remains spectacular.
00:53A 585hp V8 Baturbo is combined with a 197hp electric motor.
01:03Together, this results in a system output of an impressive 748hp and a torque of 1000N.
01:10This makes the XM label the most powerful series BMW of all time.
01:15It accelerates from 0 to 100 km per hour in 3.8 seconds.
01:21With the M Drivers package, it reaches a top speed of up to 290 km per hour.
01:27The battery of the plug-in hybrid has also been revised.
01:31The charging capacity has now increased to up to 11 kW,
01:34which significantly speeds up electric recharging.
01:37For those who prefer a more moderate approach, BMW continues to offer the XM50E.
01:44It combines an electrified 6-cylinder engine with a system output of 476hp and 700Nm of torque.
01:52This enables the basic XM to sprint to 100 km per hour in 5.1 seconds slower than the top model,
02:00but still very dynamic on the road.
02:03Visually, the BMW XM 2025 also presents itself with refinements.
02:08Particularly eye-catching is the new matte custom paint finish in frozen Tanser Night Blue,
02:13which is now available as a special request color.
02:15Further customization options are offered by the glossy black surround of the kidney grille
02:21and the revised Wilcom Light Staging.
02:25The XM label now rolls on 22-inch rims as standard.
02:30A new 23-inch version in styling 1096M black is available as an option.
02:37Inside, BMW is focusing on new color combinations and high-quality materials.
02:42The individual merino leather trim is now available in night blue with exclusive features, among other colors.
02:50Alternatively, there are combinations such as black leather with the vintage coffee brown interior design
02:55or the two-tone version in silver, stone and black.
03:00The revised XM will celebrate its official premiere at the legendary 24-hour race in Le Mans,
03:06in keeping with its sporty orientation.
03:08After all, the M-Hybrid Drive will also be battling for overall victory there.
03:13In terms of pricing, BMW will remain almost constant.
03:17The XM50e starts at around 134,000 euros in Germany,
03:22while the XM label is available from around 183,000 euros.
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