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    BMW XM not bold enough for you? Mansory has the answer

    German tuner Mansory isn't known for its subtlety, so it's no surprise its take on the already boldly styled BMW XM is one wild-looking machine.

    Jade Credentino

    Jade Credentino

    Contributor

    Jade Credentino

    Jade Credentino

    Contributor

    As if the BMW XM didn’t stand out enough already, Mansory has made the performance SUV even bolder.

    The German tuner has released renders of a BMW XM body kit which it says has an “extraordinary aerodynamics programme”.

    It comes complete with a carbon-fibre bonnet and fully forged wheels, and Mansory says its customers can also customise the interior of their XM.

    Based on the rendered images, the bonnet gets a unique two-tone design with a carbon-fibre centre and distinctive air intakes.

    There are colour-coded brake calipers and extended side skirts with a textured finish similar to that applied to the front bumper and bonnet.

    Down back, there’s an aggressive rear spoiler with black accents. The rear bumper also has a textured black finish as seen elsewhere on the vehicle.

    There’s also a new diffuser, plus air intakes on either side of the vertically stacked dual exhausts.

    While it’s unclear what is under the bonnet of the Mansory XM, BMW offers three plug-in hybrid powertrain options.

    The entry-level XM 50e, not offered here, has a twin-turbocharged inline six-cylinder engine mated to an electric motor, with total system outputs of 350kW of power and 700Nm of torque.

    The XM is offered in Australia with a twin-turbo 4.4-litre V8 PHEV powertrain in two tunes.

    The standard model pumps out total system outputs of 480kW and 800Nm, while the Label Red produces 550kW and 1000Nm.

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    Jade Credentino

    Jade Credentino

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    Jade Credentino

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    Jade Credentino is an automotive journalist currently based in Melbourne, Australia. Jade has had a chance to review a variety of vehicles and particularly enjoys SUVs. She enjoys traveling and going on road trips exploring Australia.

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