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Alpina’s Bovensiepen 05 GT transforms the BMW M5 Touring into a 789hp hybrid wagon, delivering 811 lb-ft, a 0-62 mph time under 3.6 seconds, and a 190 mph top speed; styled by Frank Stephenson with classic Alpina cues, it rides on 21-inch forged wheels, uses a lightweight Akrapovic exhaust, and features a luxurious Alcantara/leather interior, with a price just under €200,000 in Germany.
BMW has confirmed the upcoming release of the M5 Touring, a high-performance wagon that will compete with the Audi RS6, Mercedes-AMG E63 S Wagon, and Porsche Panamera Turbo S Sport Turismo. The M5 Touring will be the fastest M-car ever and is expected to use a hybrid drive system similar to the XM Label Red super-SUV, making it the fastest grocery-getter on the planet. The camouflaged shots reveal an aggressive design with quad exhausts and a staggered wheel and tire setup. Testing of the M5 Touring prototypes will begin soon, including at the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
BMW has confirmed the upcoming release of the G99 M5 Touring, an electrified all-wheel-drive plug-in hybrid wagon. While details about the powertrain are still speculative, it is expected to feature a version of the 4.4-liter S68 hot-vee twin-turbocharged V8 found in the plug-in hybrid XM. The weight of high-output plug-in hybrids is a concern for performance, but BMW claims the new M5 Touring will offer "uncompromising long-distance comfort." The interior is expected to resemble the regular 5 Series, with added M features and advanced technology. There is a possibility that the G99 M5 Touring will be available in the United States to compete with other muscle wagons like the Audi RS6 Avant and Porsche Panamera Sport Turismo.
BMW has released a teaser of its upcoming M5 Touring, a high-performance wagon that promises "uncompromising long-distance comfort and impressive spaciousness." The M5 Touring will feature a partially electrified drivetrain, similar to the BMW XM, but its output is still unknown. On-road testing will begin soon, and the M5 Touring will face competition from German rivals like the Audi RS6 Avant and potentially a new E63 wagon.