2020 BMW X6 India launch tomorrow: What to expect from this sporty SUV by Opsule blog

2020 BMW X6 India launch tomorrow: What to expect from this sporty SUV

Even with the coronavirus pandemic and the lockdown in place, manufacturers didn’t seem to stop launching vehicles. Just last month, BMW gave us the 8 Series and they are all set to launch the next-gen 2020 BMW X6.

BMW had set the mark on coupe-styled SUVs when it first launched the X6 back in 2008. The new 2020 BMW X6 will enter its third generation and is all set to launch tomorrow (June 11).

2020 BMW X6 India launch tomorrow: What to expect from this sporty SUV by Opsule blog
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2020 BMW X6 Specifications

The new car is expected to get a few changes and will be available in just one powertrain option. Two variants are expected for the 2020 BMW X6, the xLine, and the M Sport version. The xLine be the base variant of the X6 in India and will get grey body cladding, aluminum trim as well as its own unique bumper and alloys.

The M Sport, as the name suggests will feature sportier styling elements with the M aero package and larger alloys. This variant will also get upgrades under the hood as well as sportier elements on the inside.

2020 BMW X6 India launch tomorrow: What to expect from this sporty SUV by Opsule blog

It gets its own unique suspension set up, brakes and exhaust system and inside the cabin, specific M-specific pedals, steering wheel, and carbon-fiber trim as an option. BMW can also light up the kidney grille on the new 2020 BMW X6 if you want them to.

As mentioned before, the new X6 is expected to be available in only the xDrive40i powertrain option. This is a 3-litre straight-six engine capable of producing 340 PS of power and 450 Nm of torque. A ZF 8-speed automatic gearbox will transmit power to all four wheels.

2020 BMW X6 India launch tomorrow: What to expect from this sporty SUV by Opsule blog
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As for features, the X6 gets a twin 12.3-inch drive infotainment system complete with connectivity. Audio by Bowers and Wilkins will be optional, ambient lighting, panoramic sunroof, and wireless charging can all be expected.

Safety, too, will be top of the line with 9 airbags, ABS with EBD, reverse assist, and self-park functionality with BMW’s 360-degree camera.

As for pricing, expect to pay at least Rs 1 crore ex-showroom. Rivals include the Mercedes GLE, Audi Q8, and the Porsche Cayenne.