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Given G-Power’s dedication to the BMW brand, this is the perfect tuning company to offering attention to the previous generation M6 Coupe. The aftermarket developer has recently released a new development based on the E63 M6, this time targeting the cabin of the vehicle.
The German aftermarket specialist offers an Iceland Grey reinterpretation of the BMW M6’s cabin, touching most of the elements inside the car. G-Power makes extensive use of Kjerba Nappa leather and Alcantara, promising to top BMW Individual’s offer. The company paid a lot of attention to details - for example, it has reshaped the original BMW cushions.
The interior of the 507 hp Bimmer also received carbon fiber details, as well as G-Power logos and special stitching for the seats and door panels. The G-Power E63 BMW M6 allows customers to choose between three equipment packs: Entertainment, Infotainment and Business. As an example, the last can include features such as an espresso machine.
Since the speedometer uses a scale that goes all the way to 400 km/h (248 mph), G-Power also gifted the M6 with its supercharger kit. We are talking about twin ASA chargers, which take the V10 unit up to 750 hp and offer it a top speed of over 360 km/h (223 mph).
The complete details of the development are available in the press release below (PDF file).
The interior of the 507 hp Bimmer also received carbon fiber details, as well as G-Power logos and special stitching for the seats and door panels. The G-Power E63 BMW M6 allows customers to choose between three equipment packs: Entertainment, Infotainment and Business. As an example, the last can include features such as an espresso machine.
Since the speedometer uses a scale that goes all the way to 400 km/h (248 mph), G-Power also gifted the M6 with its supercharger kit. We are talking about twin ASA chargers, which take the V10 unit up to 750 hp and offer it a top speed of over 360 km/h (223 mph).
The complete details of the development are available in the press release below (PDF file).
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