Photo: Lumma Design
The guys from Lumma Design told us that they would launch a special edition of the X6 a long time ago and we weren't all that impressed with the original photos they provided. This time, we get to see the car in real life and it looks slightly better.
Sure, it's still not all that it could be but it's a slight improvement compared to what we expected. The exterior body kit is taken to the extreme, as always with Lumma Design.
The front end received a completely new bumper that is now wider and sits lower. It's decorated by large air intakes on the sides and even in the middle while its lower part seems to be wearing a lip.
Also, up front we can notice the new bonnet that sports two air inlets on the sides as well as the blacked out grilles. The headlights remained the same.
On the sides you'll notice the new 22 inch wheels along with a new set of sills, decals wearing the Lumma Design signature as well as some wider hips for the fenders.
To top everything off, the rear end has been decorated with four exahust tips that have been mixed up in the middle. What's interesting about them is that the middle ones are different in size than the ones on the outside (100 mm vs 70 mm). There's also a spoiler to be noticed along with a completely reshaped lower part of the bumper.
The research department of the German tuner also put together some power kits for the Sport Activity Coupe but the press release talks only about the one for the xDrive50i model which is taken up to 555 HP and 792 Nm (584 lb-ft) of torque.
No prices have been released just yet but knowing Lumma Design, don't expect any of this to be cheap.
The front end received a completely new bumper that is now wider and sits lower. It's decorated by large air intakes on the sides and even in the middle while its lower part seems to be wearing a lip.
Also, up front we can notice the new bonnet that sports two air inlets on the sides as well as the blacked out grilles. The headlights remained the same.
On the sides you'll notice the new 22 inch wheels along with a new set of sills, decals wearing the Lumma Design signature as well as some wider hips for the fenders.
To top everything off, the rear end has been decorated with four exahust tips that have been mixed up in the middle. What's interesting about them is that the middle ones are different in size than the ones on the outside (100 mm vs 70 mm). There's also a spoiler to be noticed along with a completely reshaped lower part of the bumper.
The research department of the German tuner also put together some power kits for the Sport Activity Coupe but the press release talks only about the one for the xDrive50i model which is taken up to 555 HP and 792 Nm (584 lb-ft) of torque.
No prices have been released just yet but knowing Lumma Design, don't expect any of this to be cheap.
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