BMW M Boss: Why The New Standalone Model Had To Be An SUV
Frank van Meel, the man in charge of BMW M, argued the XM is what the division had been missing and where the biggest demand was.
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BMW XM Loses Camouflage In Rendering Based On Spy Shots
The 2023 BMW XM was spotted recently with very little camo, prompting an independent artist to imagine the SUV in an unofficial rendering.
VIDEO: Joe Achilles Checks Out the BMW XM
Check out Joe Achilles latest video, in which he drives the all-new BMW XM prototype, the hybrid M Division SUV.
BMW XM Spied Looking Striking With Most Of The Camouflage Gone
A pre-production prototype of the BMW XM with minimal disguise was caught in transit on a car carrier near an undisclosed airport.
2023 BMW XM Weighs 2.7 Metric Tons Or Just Under 6,000 Pounds
Previously described as the heaviest car BMW will ever make, the 2023 XM tips the scales at 2,700 kg or 5,952 lbs.
BMW XM Prototype – Our Video Review
In this review of the BMW XM, we talk about our own driving experience and what it feels like to be behind the wheel of BMW's most expensive SUV
BMW XM inline-six PHEV might come to European markets
The BMW XM could be offered with a 3.0 liter inline-six engine paired with an electric motor for a total output of at least 600 horsepower
FIRST DRIVE: BMW XM Prototype – Is It ///M Enough?
The BMW XM packs 650 horsepower and 800 Nm of torque (590 lb-ft) while being able to run fully on electric power for a range up to 30 miles
2023 BMW XM Spied Looking Large And In Charge At The Green Hell
The first plug-in hybrid SUV from the BMW M division has been spied during final testing around and at the Nurburgring.
2023 BMW XM Will Be The Heaviest Car The Company Will Ever Make
BMW 7 Series project manager Christoph Fagschlunger says the 2023 XM will be heavier than the i7 xDrive60 electric sedan.
BMW XM Spy Video Shows The SUV Lumbering Around The Nurburgring
Looking large and in charge, the BMW XM has been caught testing in near-production form at the Nordschleife with its plug-in hybrid setup.
