Recently, overseas media released a set of the latest BMW M3 Touring patent picture, the front face part of the use of the iconic large-size double kidney intake grille, and the previously released trailer is basically the same. It is reported that the new car will be released within the year, and it is expected to introduce sales in the domestic market in the future, and competitors point to the Audi RS4 Avant.
Exterior, BMW's new M3 Touring retains the graceful silhouette of the station wagon, adding front fender vents and a more sporty side skirt, flanked by mesh intakes and vertical wind curtains, with a bilateral double-outlet exhaust layout at the rear and a rear windshield wiper above the tailgate. The model will also have aerodynamic rearview mirror covers and lightweight wheels, which are just blank on the patent photo.
Powered by a 3.0-litre six-cylinder twin-turbo engine, BMW's new M3 Touring has a maximum power of 352 kW. In the domestic market, it will have an advantage in terms of configuration and performance control compared to its main competitor, Audi RS4 Avant.