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| The all-new 2009 X6 Sports Activity Coupe redefines the very notion of a coupe -- with five doors and four sculpted seats, a higher ride and loads of cargo space. It defies coupe conventions in one jaw-dropping look, combining coupe agility and SAV versatility, taking the coupe to a higher level. |
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| As the world's first Sports Activity Coupe, the BMW X6 will be available in two engine variants: the xDrive50i (4.4 V8 engine that cranks out 400 hp and 450lb.-ft torque) and the xDrive35i (3.0 inline six-cylinder engine that delivers 300 hp, 300 lb.-ft torque), both engines with Twin Turbo chargers and direct injection. The BMW X6 employs BMW's proven intelligent xDrive all-wheel-drive technology with electronic control to vary the distribution of drive power between the front and rear axles, instantaneously adjusting to driving conditions. |
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Various design features typical of BMW also stand out in the vehicle's details, ranging from the BMW kidney grille to the dual round headlights optically "cut off" at the top and the powerful contour line along the side, all the way to the horizontal lines at the rear emphasizing the sheer width of the vehicle.
To the very last detail, the interior of the BMW X6 offers a unique synthesis of luxury, sporting dynamics, and powerful style. Tense surfaces blending into one another symbolize the active character of BMW's Sports Activity Coupe, sporting features such as kneepads on both sides of the center console, paddles on the sports steering wheel featured as standard, and the fine scale on the circular instruments creating an excitingly different driving experience in the new BMW X6 both on the road and off the beaten track. |
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| The new BMW X6 comes loaded with a host of advanced safety and security features such as front and side airbags; curtain-type Head Protection System airbags; three-point inertia-reel belts on each seat, with belt force limiters together with a belt tightener on the front seat; crash-activated headrests; rollover sensor activates; Dynamic Stability Control (DSC); BMW’s two-stage brake lights; and much more. |
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