Introducing the new BMW X6
The new BMW X6 is a SUV that gives you the raised driving position and everyday usefulness of a large premium SUV, but with much sharper design. Its sloping roofline, wide stance, and strong front-end design make it feel more distinctive on the road, while the latest model also brings updated lighting, a more modern curved display inside, and sharper mild-hybrid engine options across key parts of the range.
That means the newest BMW X6 does more than look dramatic. It gives you a cleaner, more connected cabin, improved day-to-day technology, and strong long-distance ability whether you choose the xDrive30d M Sport, xDrive40d M Sport, or the M60i xDrive. If you want a luxury SUV that feels confident on the motorway, easy to live with in everyday use, and noticeably more design-led than many rivals, the BMW X6 makes a strong case for itself.
If you would like to see how the BMW X6 feels from behind the wheel, you can book a test drive with Vertu and explore the model in more detail.
New BMW X6 Trim Options
| Trim |
Best For |
Key Features |
| X6 xDrive30d M Sport |
Drivers who want strong diesel efficiency, premium comfort, and effortless long-distance performance |
3.0-litre six-cylinder diesel with mild-hybrid support, M Sport styling, BMW Curved Display, adaptive suspension, xDrive all-wheel drive |
| X6 xDrive40d M Sport |
Drivers who cover high mileage and want more pulling power without stepping into full performance-SUV territory |
More power and torque than 30d, strong overtaking performance, mild-hybrid efficiency, M Sport trim, high motorway comfort |
| X6 M60i xDrive |
Drivers who want the fastest and most dramatic standard X6 experience |
4.4-litre V8 petrol, M performance setup, stronger acceleration, M Sport Pro styling details, upgraded brakes, standard illuminated kidney grille |
New BMW X6 Running Costs
| Trim |
Fuel Type |
Powertrain |
Official Economy / Energy Use |
Notes |
| X6 xDrive30d M Sport |
Diesel |
3.0-litre mild-hybrid diesel automatic |
Typically around high-30s mpg in official testing |
Best choice if you want lower fuel stops and long-distance ease |
| X6 xDrive40d M Sport |
Diesel |
3.0-litre mild-hybrid diesel automatic |
Typically around high-30s mpg in official testing |
Similar efficiency to 30d with stronger performance |
| X6 M60i xDrive |
Petrol |
4.4-litre V8 automatic |
Lower mpg than diesel models |
Suits buyers prioritising performance over fuel economy |
New BMW X6 Safety Features And Rating
- Front collision warning helps alert you if traffic ahead slows suddenly.
- Automatic emergency braking can step in if the car detects a likely frontal impact.
- Lane departure warning helps reduce the risk of drifting out of lane on long motorway drives.
- Blind spot monitoring helps when changing lanes in heavier traffic.
- Rear cross traffic alert adds reassurance when reversing out of parking spaces.
- Adaptive cruise control with stop and go is available to make motorway driving less tiring.
- Parking Assistant can help with manoeuvring in tighter spaces.
- Surround-view camera technology is available to make it easier to judge the car's position from all angles.
- Multiple airbags and strong body structure protection help support occupant safety in a collision.
- ISOFIX child seat mounting points are fitted in the rear for family use.
New BMW X6 Practicality And Space
- The BMW X6 offers 580 litres of boot space, which is enough for a family shop, several suitcases, or bulky weekend bags.
- Folding the rear seats expands load capacity to 1,530 litres, giving you more flexibility for larger items.
- The 40:20:40 split rear seat layout makes it easier to carry longer loads without losing all rear passenger space.
- Wide boot access helps when loading heavier luggage or pushchairs.
- The high driving position gives you a better view ahead in traffic and can make longer journeys feel less tiring.
- The coup�-SUV silhouette gives the X6 its standout shape, but it also means you still get useful luggage room without moving into a more upright, boxier SUV design.
- Rear passenger space is comfortable for everyday family use, though the sloping roofline can slightly reduce the sense of headroom compared with a more conventional large SUV.
- The powered tailgate makes loading easier when your hands are full.
- The broad body and raised seating position help you feel secure on faster roads, while front and rear parking aids help with tighter urban spaces.
New BMW X6 Tech And Convenience
BMW Curved Display combines the driver display and central infotainment screen in one cleaner, more modern layout that is easier to read at a glance.
Apple CarPlay and Android Auto help you access familiar navigation, calls, playlists, and messages without learning a new system.
Voice control lets you adjust key functions with less need to reach for the screen while driving.
The optional illuminated kidney grille adds more than showroom appeal. It makes the front of the car easier to recognise in low light and gives the X6 a stronger visual signature when you unlock or approach it at night.
Active aero front grille slats open and close automatically to manage airflow. In everyday driving, that helps the engine reach and hold the right operating temperature more efficiently, and it can also support better aerodynamic performance on faster journeys.
Parking Assistant and available surround-view cameras make a large SUV much easier to place in car parks and tighter spaces.
Adaptive suspension helps the X6 feel more settled over uneven roads while still keeping body control tidy at speed.
The coup�-style exterior design works with the car's aerodynamics to help reduce drag compared with a more upright shape, which supports refinement and stability on the motorway.
Wireless charging is available, helping keep the cabin tidier on longer journeys.
Premium audio options are available if you want stronger sound quality for music, podcasts, and hands-free calls.
Can I Buy A New BMW X6 On Finance?
If you are looking at a BMW X6 on finance, Vertu offers flexible ways to spread the cost depending on the version you choose and how you want to use the car. Because the X6 sits in the premium end of the large SUV market, finance can be a practical way to access a higher specification or a more powerful trim while keeping monthly costs more manageable.
Finance options can vary depending on trim, deposit, mileage, and term length, but these are the main routes buyers often consider:
PCP - Personal Contract Purchase. This can suit you if you want lower monthly payments and the option to change the car at the end of the agreement.
HP - Hire Purchase. This can suit you if you want to work towards owning the car outright from the start of the agreement.
PCH - Personal Contract Hire. This can suit you if you want to lease the car for an agreed period and hand it back at the end.
For a full breakdown of how these options work, you can read our guide to car finance explained.
Where Can I Buy A New BMW X6?
You can buy a new BMW X6 through Vertu by visiting a BMW dealership, where you can explore the model in person, compare trims, and speak to a team that understands the range properly. That is particularly useful with a car like the X6, because details such as wheel size, seat finish, driving position, and luggage access all make more sense when you see them up close.
Choosing a BMW dealership through Vertu also means you can ask about part-exchange, finance options, servicing support, and the wider ownership experience, all in one place. Our approach to customer service focuses on making the process straightforward, whether you are still comparing models or you are ready to move ahead.
If you visit, you can also browse other new BMW models and compare the X6 with alternatives that may suit a different budget or lifestyle. You can also explore a wider choice of new cars in stock if you want to compare body styles, engines, or equipment across the market.
New BMW X6 FAQs
Is the new BMW X6 easy to park in tight spaces?
For a large SUV, the BMW X6 is easier to place than its size suggests because of its available surround-view cameras, parking sensors, and Parking Assistant features. The raised driving position helps with forward visibility, while the camera systems make it easier to judge the rear corners and wheel position in tighter spaces. You still need to account for the X6's width, but the technology does a lot of the hard work.
What warranty cover should I expect on a new BMW X6?
A new BMW X6 in the UK comes with BMW's three-year unlimited mileage vehicle warranty from first registration. That gives useful reassurance if you are buying new and want manufacturer-backed cover for the early years of ownership. BMW also includes roadside assistance during the main warranty period.
Which new BMW X6 trim should I choose?
The xDrive30d M Sport suits most buyers if you want the best balance of premium feel, strong diesel performance, and long-distance efficiency. The xDrive40d M Sport makes sense if you want more effortless overtaking power and regularly cover bigger motorway miles. If performance is your main priority, the M60i xDrive is the clear choice, giving you the strongest acceleration and the most assertive version of the standard X6 range.
Are the tech features of the new BMW X6 easy to use?
Yes, the latest BMW X6 is easier to use than older versions because the curved display setup is clearer, the menus are sharper, and voice control reduces the need to keep tapping through screens. Smartphone integration also helps because many drivers can stick with familiar apps for music, calls, and navigation rather than learning everything from scratch.
Should I choose a fixed or flexible servicing plan for a new BMW X6?
That depends on how you use the car. If your annual mileage is predictable and you want easier budgeting, a fixed plan can make sense. If your driving varies more from month to month, a flexible approach may suit you better. Because the X6 is a premium, high-value SUV, it is worth keeping up with the recommended BMW servicing schedule either way. You can also explore BMW servicing to compare what support is available.
What insurance group is the new BMW X6 in?
Insurance group will vary depending on the trim and engine. In general, the BMW X6 sits in the higher insurance groups because it is a large premium SUV with powerful engines and higher replacement costs than a mainstream family car. The M60i xDrive will usually sit higher than the diesel M Sport models, so it is worth checking a quote for the exact version you want before you commit.
