- 5 SERIES AND 6 SERIES GT
- X2 XDRIVE 25E
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The 5 Series is among BMW’s classics, having first been introduced in 1972. Today's digital presentation saw a few additions to the line, comprising new Sedan and Touring models. This was then followed by the new Series 6 Gran Turismo, a recent addition which has been in steady demand since its debut just a mere three years ago.
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The three models receive updates to the exterior, including a new clean design on both the front and rear ends. The M Sport package includes newly designed aerodynamic features, and the wheels are bumped up to size in 18- to 20-inch formats. The body also gets a new coat of paint with options of four to seven new shades (four for the Series 5 and seven for the Series 6 GT).
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The driving experience includes a dashboard operating system that runs on the BMW Operating System 7 that is integrated with an in-house map navigational system, Android smartphone and Apple CarPlay compatibility and an Intelligent Personal Assistant.
- 5 SERIES AND 6 SERIES GT
- X2 XDRIVE 25E
X2 xDrive 25e
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The X2 xDrive 25e is the brand’s latest testament to its pursuit of electric driving. It is the fourth and latest generation of BMW eDrive technology developed for plug-in hybrid models.
The reveal boasts a compact design in a blue metallic finish. It also heralds a new front design without fog lights, a standard that’s implemented for all X2 models from July 2020 onwards.
It runs on a three-cylinder combustion engine that powers up the front and rear wheels with torque and electric motor to create a hybrid all-wheel drive configuration. During the speed tests, the X2 xDrive25e was recorded to have taken 6.8 seconds from a standing start to 100 km/h.
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Three types of driving modes can be enabled – the Auto eDrive standard setting, the Max eDrive mode and the Save Battery Mode. Each mode is configured to a specific power usage activity, from optimum use of both power units to using all-electric power.
In case you missed it, click here to watch the livestream on YouTube.