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The 2024 X5 and X6 are now offered on BMW’s American configurator, so get your bank accounts and wallets ready. We’re not just referring to the standard models up to the M60i; we also include the full-fledged M. The math for the base X5 and its swooping X6 brother begins at $65,200 and $73,900, respectively. As you’ll soon see, the flagship XM’s beginning price is still incomparably higher even when the configurator is fully utilised.
The X6 M shown here is fully equipped and will only be offered as a Competition model. It starts at $127,200 without options, and an additional $3,600 will be required to add the Frozen Pure Grey Metallic paint from the Individual catalogue. All four-wheel designs, which come with 21-inch front and 22-inch rear alloy wheels, are free of charge. One of the available sets has a black finish, while the other three have a two-tone appearance.
One of the upholsteries available for $3,500 is this Ivory White / Atlas Grey full Merino leather from the Individual catalogue. Alternatively, customers can go with Taruma Brown, Adelaide Grey, Black, or Silverstone. For an additional $1,080, the dashboard trim can be had in this Silver Ash Root Open Pore Wood or the usual Piano Black Finish.
For the version with all the bells and whistles, you’ll pay $147,725, including the $995 destination and handling charges. While appearing costly, it is still $12,270 less expensive than the standard XM. Yet, the top-of-the-line X6 M is only $1,730 more expensive than an ALPINA XB7 without options.
