Video Summary
The BMW iXM60 became available for purchase in June 2021.BMW wanted to distinguish iX models from combustion engine cars.
The design of the iX hasn’t changed from the 2018 iNext concept model.
The interior has a hexagonal steering wheel, an electronic dash, and a wide central display.
BMW has used recycled materials to create the interior.
Both versions share the same 111.5 kWh battery with 105 kWh of usable capacity.
Range isn’t far apart; 561 km for the iXM60 versus 600 for the iX 50.
Both cars can be charged with 195 kW DC, 22 kW AC and 11 kW for home charging.
The iX 50 has 523 hp, while the M60 has 619 hp.
The iX 50 has 765 Nm torque, while the M60 has 1100 Nm.
The iX 50 accelerates to 100 km/h in 4.6 seconds, while the M60 does it in 3.8 seconds.
The iX50's top speed is 200 km/h, while the M60's is 250 km/h.
The iXM60 weighs about 2.7 tons and has an average consumption of 29.5 kWh/100 km.
Launch control is required to access the full torque on the M60.
After drag racing, the 50 had 84 km of range left, and the M60 had 105 km of range left.
The iXM60 did the quarter-mile in 11.9 seconds; the Panamera did it in 12.6 without launch control; the iX 50 had a time of 12.9 seconds.
