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BMW’s subtle Life Cycle Impulse ensures the X5 M and X6 M remain among the most stylish SUVs. In contrast, the larger X7, with its unique split headlights, diverges from the relatively unchanged looks of these models since before the LCI. Manhart proposes an intriguing solution for those seeking added visual flair in these dramatic family hauliers.
The German tuner is rolling out a comprehensive carbon fibre look package matched to the body panels’ colour. There’s a pricier forged carbon style for enthusiasts willing to invest more. This makes it clear you’re not driving a standard X5 M or X6 M. Manhart confirms that the updated models can be fitted with the hood, side skirts, and dual rear spoilers initially designed for the pre-LCI versions.
The aftermarket specialist introduces new parts for the 2024 X5 M and X6 M, now exclusive to competition models. These include a front spoiler lip and enhancements for front and rear fenders, adding a muscular edge to the profile. Additionally, the diffuser, now carbon fiber-coated, features a vertical light reminiscent of Formula 1 cars.
We lean towards the simplicity of a standard carbon fibre weave, finding total forged carbon for every body part a tad over the top. Yet, there’s no denying the market for such unique modifications, especially in an aftermarket scene where names like Mansory thrive. Alongside custom parts, customers can also opt for Manhart’s signature badges and wheels, all crafted in Germany.
Delivery of new orders may take six to eight weeks. The process is straightforward if you decide to revert to the original look. The new parts attach using the X5 M or X6 M’s existing screw points, making it easy to switch back.
