New BMW Touring Models Arrive In Singapore

BMW Touring

Station wagon or BMW Touring fans, you will want to read this. 


Yes, station wagons have been unfairly maligned by the SUV-obsessed masses over the past two decades. But every now and then, a wagon comes along that reminds us why this bodystyle once ruled the autobahns and family photo albums.

Say hello to the all-new BMW 5 Series Touring, now officially available in Singapore in two compelling flavours: the 520i Touring and the M5 Touring.

BMW 520i Touring

Under the bonnet, a 2.0-litre mild-hybrid four-cylinder engine delivers 208hp.

Step inside and you’re greeted with the same curved display and minimalist cockpit found in the latest 5 Series sedan. It’s all whisper-soft materials and intuitive controls, with a focus on technology.

Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard, naturally, as does enough cargo space to satisfy the needs of a growing family.

BMW M5 Touring

This car is the result of engineers at BMW M deciding the school run could use a little Nürburgring influence. Beneath the subtly flared arches and aggressive stance lies a plug-in hybrid V8, producing north of 700hp.

We don’t have the full performance specs just yet, but if BMW’s recent M hybrids are anything to go by, this M5 Touring will blitz 0-100km/h times in the three-second range while still offering space in the back for a Labrador and a week’s worth of groceries.

Adaptive M Suspension, xDrive all-wheel drive, and a clever blend of electric torque and V8 drama make this a Swiss army knife of motoring; blisteringly quick, surprisingly comfortable, and devastatingly cool.

A Station Wagon for Every Occasion

With the launch of the 520i Touring and the M5 Touring, BMW is giving Singaporean buyers something we haven’t had in a long while, choice.

In a world where everyone is busy climbing into SUVs, BMW has reminded us why the humble wagon might just be the smartest, most versatile car on the road.


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Sean Loo

Ignition Labs' resident editor loves all things retro, even though he was born in the late 90s. Between AutoApp, Futr and Burnpavement, he swears he gets enough sleep in a week.

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