The BMW i5 is sharper to drive ... If you do get an i5, we recommend the eDrive40 in M Sport trim. In addition to its extra performance, the M60 model comes with adaptive suspension, metallic ...

Times are changing, and the age of the electric M car is upon us. Well, sort of. Before launching its first wave of fully-fledged battery-powered performance cars, BMW is testing the waters with a ...

black exterior details, M seatbelts, and 20-inch alloy wheels as standard. The BMW i5 M60 xDrive has Iconic Glow as standard, an even more dramatic interpretation of the kidney grille, a red centre ...

The BMW i5 Touring is a practical ... While the eDrive40 version of the i5 has a single electric motor and rear-wheel drive, this flagship M60 model features two motors (one on each axle) for ...

Available as a single trim, the BMW i5 M60 xDrive is priced at Rs 1.20 crore ... The kidney grille element is still present, but it has a glossy-black blanked off panel, which is surrounded ...

宝马i5 M60作为一款纯电动高性能车型，凭借其卓越的性能和豪华配置，在市场上获得了广泛的关注。2024款宝马i5 M60 xDrive的厂商指导价为63.99万元。

BMW, however, seems unbothered by such existential dilemmas. Enter the i5 M60, the fully electric, M-badged 5 Series that promises both tire-shredding performance and a whisper-quiet future.

With motors front and rear combining for a total of 593 hp and 586 pounds-feet, the i5 M60 will drain its battery in 253 miles on 19s and just 239 miles with 21s. The 2025 BMW 5 Series and i5 are ...

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The gloss black trim lining ... Genesis Electrified G80. The i5 M60 xDrive will be the quickest 5er until the next (hybridized) M5 touches down: it from $85,095. BMW had a tough job to do here ...

The revised BMW i5 promises an 8-9% efficiency improvement thanks to several smaller upgrades. Depending on the version, the WLTP range will increase by up to 29 miles (47 km). EPA figures aren't ...