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Introducing a new Era of Mobility:
BMW Hydrogen7
Source: BMW Group
BMW is the world’s first car maker to present a hydrogen-drive car which
has successfully completed the process of series development in Europe:
Featuring a hydrogen combustion engine, the BMW Hydrogen 7 is the result of a consistent development strategy now rendering this trendsetting
concept of sustained mobility fully suitable in today’s world.
The BMW 7 Series Hydrogen 7 is powered by a 191 kW/260 hp twelve-cylinder and accelerates from 0–100 km/h in 9.5 seconds. Top speed is limited electronically to 230 km/h or 143 mph. Should the hydrogen supply dwindle, the dual-mode power unit featured in the BMW Hydrogen 7 switches over quickly and conveniently to conventional premium gasoline.
By offering the world this highly practical solution, BMW is demonstrating its technological leadership in the area of future-oriented drive systems. Furthermore, the integration of hydrogen drive into an existing vehicle concept, already proven with merit in the vehicle market, paves the way for an alternative to conventional drive concepts fully accepted in the market with all the assets the customer is looking for in practice.
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The AC Schnitzer TENSION: Street Version
Source: AC Schnitzer
The IAA 2005 saw the much-observed premiere of the Concept Car AC Schnitzer TENSION based on BMW M6. The positive reception together with huge demand for this unique vehicle persuaded AC Schnitzer to include in their range a road-going version, limited to 50 examples, for conversion from the 630i - M6 model. After just 11 months of development and testing, they now present the AC Schnitzer
TENSION Street Version.
Naturally the "small brother" could not be a 1 : 1 copy of the Concept Car, as the TENSION is a technology showcase which demonstrates what is technically feasible. In contrast, the TENSION Street Version had to incorporate suitability for everyday use with no loss of driving pleasure or reliability.
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The all-new 2006 BMW X5 e70
Source: BMW Group
The BMW X5 defined a new segment of the car market when it first appeared in 1999. It was the first SUV-type vehicle to offer a genuinely sporty car-like drive. BMW coined the phrase Sports Activity Vehicle to define its dynamic attributes over its rivals’ utilitarian construction. Year-on-year record sales since its launch in the UK are evidence of its appeal to customers and it set a new standard for the competition.
Seven years after its 1999 Frankfurt Motor Show debut, BMW is pleased to announce the arrival of an all-new X5 Sports Activity Vehicle that aims to redefine its class courtesy of an enviable list of firsts. The new BMW X5 is the world’s first SAV to be offered with Head-up Display and an active suspension system - BMW’s Adaptive Drive package. It is the first SAV that can be specified with Active Steering for unsurpassed manoeuvrability and the first to be shod with Run-flat tyres for added safety. It is also the first BMW to offer a third row of seats for added practicality.
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Fresh Power for the Achiever: The new BMW X3
Source: BMW Group
Offering a unique combination of agility and versatility, the new BMW X3 is continuing its predecessor’s unique story of success. Powerful new engines, fresh design and a sophisticated interior make BMW’s Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) already widely lauded for its outstanding agility and driving dynamics even more attractive than before.
With its wide range of features and new technologies, the new BMW X3 has everything it takes to further expand its exceptional position as a premium offer in its segment. Specific modifications at the front, rear and side give the
new BMW X3 even more dynamic character, while the interior is dominated by particularly sophisticated materials, flowing lines, and stylish colour schemes.
Additional driving dynamics on country roads, in city traffic and off the beaten track is guaranteed by new power units delivering their muscle smoothly
to the road by way of BMW xDrive permanent all-wheel drive with variable power distribution.
The top engine featured in the new BMW X3 is the second generation of
the world’s most sporting and dynamic diesel: The newly developed 3.0-litre straight-six featured in the BMW X3 3.0sd boasts Variable Twin Turbo (VTT) technology for maximum output of 210 kW/286 hp (10 kW/14 hp more than on the first-generation VTT diesel) and peak torque of 580 Newton-metres or 427 lb-ft (+ 20Nm).
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