There’s 620 Nm of torque here along with 261 bhp of power, the effect of which we will get into later. It’s got a six-cylinder, 3.0-litre turbo-diesel mated to an 8-speed torque converter. Particularly the 630d M Sport version – the range-topping diesel-powered slice of Bavarian brilliance.
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Interview Series Business In The Week Ahead.The BMW 6 Series GT will also go head-to-head with the Audi A7 Sportback, which sits in the same segment but has more of an emphasis on style and coupe-ness, rather than the 6 GT’s plush passenger experience. Naturally, this puts the car a step above the new 5 Series sedans, which are priced in the mid-S$200k region. The new model is very likely to follow the same lineup when it goes on sale here, which means that we could see just the 630i Luxury and 630i M Sport, with prices around the S$300k region, inclusive of COE. Which variants will be available in Singapore has also not yet been confirmed, though it’s worth noting that currently, only the 630i Gran Turismo is available from BMW distributor Performance Motors. While the current COVID-19 situation is making things unpredictable on a long-term scale, BMW Group Asia has confirmed that the car will arrive in Singapore during the last quarter of 2020. A new cloud-based navigation system that is capable of updating real-time traffic data at much shorter intervals for more accurate route-planning.Īs a car with an emphasis on rear passenger comfort and space, the 6 GT has optional rear seat entertainment, four-zone air conditioning, blinds, and panoramic sunroof.
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The car will introduce the new Premiere for BMW Maps software for navigation.
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Like other more recent BMW models, the 6 GT moves to BMW OS 7.0, the car has a new fully digital instrument cluster (BMW Live Cockpit Professional) and central infotainment display (12.3-inch touchscreen).īMW’s advanced voice control system, Intelligent Personal Assistant, is onboard, as is smartphone integration via Android Auto and Apple CarPlay. The optional M Sport package, which has traditionally been a favourite with Singaporean car buyers, will include a front apron with arrow-shaped surfaces pointing towards the road and mesh elements, and a large diffuser element in the rear end.Īll-wheel steering (Integral Active Steering) and air suspension are cost options, although the car comes with rear-axle air suspension as standard, for improved passenger comfort. READ MORE: The 6 GT’s more popular brother, the BMW 5 Series gets a facelift too
Two L-shaped daytime driving light sources arranged next to one another, and the outer daytime driving lights now also function as turn indicators. These new LED headlights will feature an adaptive cornering function, and the BMW Selective Beam non-dazzling High-beam Assistant with matrix technology are part of standard equipment. The slimmer contours of the LED headlights are designed to further accentuate the wide front end of the car. Visually, the car features another redesign of BMW’s famous kidney grille on the nose, and it now flares further out towards the side with the headlights immediately bordering it to give it a more muscular appearance. The diesel variants will be the 620d, 630d, and 640d xDrive, with 190hp, 286hp, and 340hp respectively, though Singapore is not likely to receive the diesel models. The 630i does 0-100km/h in 6.5 seconds, with a 250km/h top speed, and fuel consumption of 6.0L/100km, while the 640i does the same in 5.5 seconds, has a 250km/h top speed, and fuel efficiency of 6.9L/100km. More on which engines to expect here in Singapore at the end of the story. The 630i Gran Turismo features a 2.0-litre turbo four-cylinder engine with 258hp and 400Nm of torque, while the 640i Gran Turismo will come with a 3.0-litre, turbo in-line six-cylinder engine with 333hp and 450Nm of torque.
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