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M5 CS
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M5 CS

F90 · 2021–2022AWDSedanLimited · 1132

The M5 CS is an all-wheel-drive super saloon with 635 PS from its 4.4L biturbo V8 (S63B44B), an 8-speed M Steptronic and M xDrive. It entered production in March 2021 and weighs 1,866 kg. Carbon fibre parts take 70 kg out compared with the M5 Competition.

626 hpPower
3.0 s0-100 km/h
305 km/hTop Speed
2021-2022Year
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Engineering passport

Specifications

Powertrain
Engineering details
Engine4.4L biturbo V8 (S63B44B), M xDrive, 8-speed M Steptronic
Displacement4.4 L
Cylinders8
FuelPetrol
TransmissionAutomatic
DrivetrainAWD
Performance
Numbers that matter
Power626 hp
Torque750 Nm
0-100 km/h3.0 s
Top speed305 km/h
Weight1825 kg
Efficiency
Consumption10.9 L/100 km
Fuel tank68 L
Dimensions & body
Height · 1468 mm
Length · 5001 mm
Wheelbase · 2982 mm
Width1903 mm
BodySedan
Doors4
Seats4

Limited Production

1,132 units worldwide

STORY

The BMW M5 created the super-saloon: a discreet executive sedan with supercar pace. The first M5, the E28 of 1985, hid the M1's 24-valve straight-six under an unassuming 5 Series body. It was the fastest production sedan in the world at the time, and a template every rival would eventually copy.

Each generation was more serious than the last. The E39 M5 of 1998 was the first M5 with a V8, the 400 hp S62, and it is still regarded as one of the finest sports sedans ever made. The E60 that followed had a high-revving 5.0-litre S85 V10 whose sound deliberately echoed Formula 1. Later cars used twin-turbo V8s and, most recently, plug-in hybrid power, but the M5's aim has never changed: to be the best everyday BMW.

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