The BMW X6 is one of the
sportiest to drive, especially the version rolled out by the automaker’s
M-Division. In X6 M form, the vehicle possesses 575 PS and 750 Nm of torque, courtesy of a 4.4-liter twin turbo V8.
Customers looking for more can also opt for
G-Power’s Typhoon conversion, which adds wider fenders, a custom front bumper
with large intakes, side rocker panels, a new rear bumper and a custom exhaust
with four carbon-coated tailpipes.
If money is no option, you’re probably also going to
want the optional carbon fiber diffuser and the Venturi hood, for improved aero
and engine ventilation. As for wheels, the German tuner will offer you their
Jet Black five double spoke Hurricane RR alloys, which in this example measure
23 inches in diameter. Meanwhile, the individually height-adjustable GX6M-RS
coilover suspension lowers the front axle by up to 40 mm and the rear
by 30 mm, which is said to improve handling.
When it comes to straight line performance, the X6 M
Typhoon is very well kitted thanks to upgraded turbochargers, custom downpipes
and V3 software, in conjunction with the removal of the car’s electronic v-max
limiter. The result is a maximum power output figure of 750 PS and 980
Nm
According to G-Power, this X6is capable of exceeding
300 km/h, while lighting up the quarter mile in just 11.5 seconds.
Not bad for a bulky, heavy SUV. Not bad at all.
