The BMW XM was tested at the Nurburgring and it sounds great

The BMW XM was shot while testing its hybrid power at the dreaded Nurburgring. And if you’re a little worried about what sound the drive will make, the news is good.

In the video, you can see the car moving slowly on the streets around the road, and the newly built, powered V8 power unit sounds great. Standard XM 644 hp. (480 kW / 653 PS) with power and 800 Nm (590 lb. ft) of torque and an electric range of 50 miles (80 km), while the high-performance model has 738 hp. reaches up to. (550 kW / 748 PS) and 1000 Nm (737 pound-feet) of torque.

It is not known exactly which model has been tested here, but a non-carbon fiber roof may indicate that this is a lower edge model. The most powerful 738 hp. The models are expected to offer a carbon fiber roof for the center of gravity, but this sounds a bit ironic given the size and weight of the upcoming BMW M model.

Also read: 2023 BMW XM 644 hp. comes with an electrified V8 and a 50-mile range in basic form

The design of the production model, previously seen at the airport with little camouflage, may be very close to the XM concept. This means that the automaker adheres to a large grille, angular design and small headlights. You can even see BMW M1-aping wheels in the listening car.

Production of the car is expected to begin in December this year in Spartanburg, South Carolina.