Students who like the travel version can take a look: 2020 BMW 5 Series 4-wheel drive travel version (Munich, Germany) Shen Jing_Use car, Use car

Students who like the travel version can take a look: 2020 BMW 5 Series 4-wheel drive travel version (Munich, Germany) Shen Jing

August 14, 2024

It’s been a long time since I came up to post. Today I have time to post some photos of the 2020 BMW 5 Series 4-wheel drive travel version.
SUVs have been popular in China for a long time, but there are not many SUVs in Europe. Most of them are two-compartment cars or travel cars. This will make parking easier and fuel efficient, or make it easier to drive and travel with your family on vacation. As domestic road conditions have greatly improved in recent years, now is the time to think about: Can I drive a travel version of the car? Even taking into account comfort safety (low center of gravity), fuel consumption expenses are further reduced.
Without saying much, send pictures!

The price of the 4-wheel drive diesel version is more than 72,000 euros, or nearly 560,000 yuan. Energy consumption is A+ level.

BMW Bank can also lend money, with a monthly payment of 719 euros.

BMW 520d Xdrive travel version, internal model G31, horsepower 140 kilowatts, diesel, car weight 1.954 tons, urban fuel consumption 5.4. Suburban 4.4 Comprehensive 4.8 (These values are all ideal conditions and are written on the low side. Personal experience: The actual fuel consumption of my 2015 travel version is 6.3 diesel)

Look ahead. The first concept that the travel edition saw was that this was for home use, not the company’s car.

Side. (Personally, I feel that the new model seems to be shorter than the old model, which is similar to the 7 Series. Maybe black looks short)

tail waist

Side face and car lights

Rear details. (with camera)

BRIDGESTONE tires, 245/40R/19 98V (check the corresponding speed yourself)

Chicken legs for men. The interior and the 3-compartment are the same.

dashboard screen

The back seat, because it is a standard axle, feels a little crowded. Speaking of this, I am really puzzled: Why don’t Germans feel crowded? What’s wrong with lengthening when designing? Maybe the back seat is reserved for the children. Couples sit in the front and children sit in the back?