This is what BMW has lined up for Geneva Motor Show 2017
Compared with the outgoing model, the new BMW 5 Series Touring has slightly larger exterior dimensions and provides more space for passengers and luggage.
The acoustic experience and levels of on-board comfort for rear-seat passengers have both been optimised.
Two of these will be combined with the BMW xDrive intelligent all-wheel-drive system from the outset.
Remote Control Parking is also available.
Luggage space can be extended up to 1,700 litres (an additional 30 litres), if required. The permissible payload is considerably higher than for the outgoing model.
Bottles with a volume up to one litre now fit inside the doors and the cupholders in the centre console likewise accommodate larger volumes.
The 40:20:40 split/folding rear seat backrest can be lowered at the touch of a button in the load compartment.
Redesigned air intakes and rear aprons, and the now standard LED headlights and LED rear lights emphasise the exclusive and sporty look.
High-performance tyres are offered as an option for the models at the top end of the power ratings.
These large control panels can be arranged as the user wishes, and the related menu content displayed is constantly updated.
The Multifunctional Instrument Display is now also available for the BMW 4 Series as an option.
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