19/09/2026
The most powerful production remains the oddly named and this past week, we finally got our hands on the latest 2026 , which is now the only want to purchase a in America as the lower output XM was discontinued this year! The XM Label utilizes the same 4.4L Bi-Turbo DOHC V8 PHEV powertrain as the new M5 Touring, but here in the XM, this combination is good for 738 HP and 738 lb-ft of torque! A powerful electric motor is sandwiched between the V8 and 8-speed AT, and it draws power from a 19.2 (Usable) kWh battery pack, good for up to 30 miles of pure electric range. That’s 21 more HP and an additional 5 miles of range compared to the last M5 Touring we tested and with the launch control engaged, this sinister looking SUV rocketed from 0-60 MPH in just 3.49 secs! That time is a tad quicker than BMW’s claim of 3.6 secs, but it’s also about 0.2 secs slower than the M5 Touring, due to the extra 500 lbs this beast carries at just over 6,000 lbs! It also has a slightly bigger 18.2 gallon fuel tank over the M5, which results in slightly more total range when you factor in the 12/17 MPG ratings.