Bmw I5 Station Wagon

Although Audi and Mercedes-Benz sell multiple versions of their mid-size luxury station wagons in the U.S., BMW hasn't done so in quite some time. Considering how good the new BMW 5. There have been precious few electric station wagons and none with both big cargo capacity and strong performance.

Enter the BMW i5 Touring. The BMW i5 Touring and 5-Series Touring models will stay in Europe for now, but the US might get a very hot version of one of these later on. BMW opened a new chapter in its history book when it released the i5 Touring in early 2024 since it was the first all.

SUVs may be eating into the sales of station wagons, but there is hope. The i5 Touring signals BMW's long. BMW's first-ever electric wagon is officially here.

Meet the i5 Touring, offered with single. The BMW i5 Touring is the first pure-electric station wagon from an established luxury brand. Designed primarily for European markets, it's an all-rounder for everyday driving and adventure touring, with a similar level of performance and dynamics as the BMW i5 sedan.

The Verdict: A Pioneering Electric Wagon The 2025 BMW i5 M60 Touring is a game-changer in the electric vehicle landscape. It offers a unique combination of performance, practicality, and luxury. While the price tag might be on the steeper side, the i5 M60 Touring delivers an unparalleled driving experience for those seeking a thrilling and sustainable way to explore the open road.

With more. At launch, there is also the i5 Touring M60 version, starting at €118,500, with two electric motors, one for each axle, all-wheel drive and a combined power of 601 hp, for a range of up to 506 km. For this sportier variant of the electric station wagon, BMW announces an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 3.9 seconds.

Technical Specs: BMW i5 Touring (G61) 83.9 kWh (394 Hp) xDrive40 Station wagon (estate) /2024, 2025/ Fuel consumption, Dimensions, 394 Hp, 215 km/h, 133.59 mph, 0-100 km/h: 5.5 sec, 0-60 mph: 5.2 sec.