Back in 2016, BMW unveiled the 750d xDrive and 750Ld xDrive models. Those were the first production vehicles to feature a quad-turbo diesel engine under the hood.
The unit used by BMW was a 3.0 liter inline-six which was able to deliver 400 horsepower and an impressive amount of torque: 760 Nm.
Later, the unit was also installed on the X5 and X7, while last year it was available to order for the X6.
According to the German car manufacturer, the quad-turbo diesel engine will be cut off the production line this September. In order to celebrate all the achievements of the engine, the German car manufacturer decided to come up with a special edition.
Its name is Final Edition and it will be available for the X5 and X7.
Both the BMW X5 M50d and X7 M50d Final Edition will come with extensive equipment and with a “Final Edition” inscription on the door sills. BMW Leaserlight headlights, Crafted Clarity inserts inside the cabin, comfort seats, gesture control, and an autonomous driving assistant will be standard.
According to BMW, these editions will only be available in Eastern and Central Europe.
