This i5 M60 xDrive Touring is coated in Fiery Crimson, a shade that mirrors the Vegas Red tone available in the United States where the G61 sadly isn’t marketed. The photographed car is equipped with the largest wheels accessible for the sixth-generation 5 Series wagon. These are 21-inch aerodynamic wheels with a dual-tone finish, bearing the “954i” designation. While the brake calipers sport a red finish, customers also have the option to choose a blue hue at no additional cost.
We could argue that the interior design is less adventurous as BMW opted for a conservative approach in this configuration. The family-oriented i5 M60 features the standard Veganza artificial leather upholstery with Alcantara detailing and blue stitching. Additionally, the carbon fiber accents on the dashboard extend to the door panels. Real leather and various trim choices are on offer to enhance the interior ambience.
As a vehicle supplied by the Bavarian luxury automaker for media coverage, it naturally comes loaded with amenities. This is why it includes the CraftedClarity package, denoting the crystal glass finish on the iDrive controller and gear selector. The start/stop button and volume control boast a similar exquisite appearance reminiscent of jewelry.
Although this i5 M60 Touring lacks M Performance Parts, a separate electric sports wagon we recently photographed was adorned with additional enhancements. This illustrates the extensibility of the estate model just like its G60 sedan counterpart. Both body styles are also anticipating the full M treatment with the M5 G90 sedan set to debut in June, followed by the M5 G99 wagon later in 2024.
