The most powerful BMW drives its way to India

The first M performance model for the flagship sedan BMW 7 Series, the new BMW M760Li xDrive has been introduced in India.

The new BMW M760Li is available in two character packages — M760Li xDrive and M760Li xDrive Model V12 Excellence. The BMW M760Li xDrive emphasises the sporty appearance, while the focus of attention in the Model V12 Excellence is more clearly on the luxurious character of the vehicle.

According to BMW Group India President Vikram Pawah, “The BMW M760Li xDrive stands for two important directions of our product strategy in India: the further expansion of our M portfolio and strengthening our presence in the upper end of the luxury car market. ”

“The BMW M760Li xDrive embodies everything M Performance cars are: dynamic and agile, with precise handling, enhanced performance, all coupled with outstanding comfort for the ultimate everyday usability.”

The new BMW M760Li xDrive is available as a petrol variant and is available for ordering across all BMW dealerships as a CBU (Completely built-up) model. The ex-showroom price from both the cars is Rs 2,27,00,000.

The new BMW M760Li xDrive offers innovative functionalities such as Executive Drive Pro, Integral Active Steering and Executive Lounge seating as standard.

The new BMW M760Li xDrive comes with BMW Individual Paintwork and interior trims as standard. Other optional features available are BMW Individual ‘Special’ Paintwork, BMW Individual Cool Box, BMW Individual full leather trim ‘Merino’ finely structured upholstery and BMW Individual Headliner Alcantara. The interior of the new BMW M760Li xDrive maintains the luxury quotient with its touch of the M Performance elements.

The M Performance TwinPower Turbo twelve-cylinder petrol engine combines impressive power with a level of thrust maintained up into the maximum rev ranges.

The 6.6-litre twelve-cylinder engine produces an output of 448 kW/610 hp and a maximum torque of 800 Nm @ 1,500-5,000 rpm. The car accelerates from 0-100 kmph in just 3.7 seconds, to a top speed of 250 kmph.