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BMW launches new estate 5 Series Touring

World debut of BMW 5 Series Touring scheduled for the Geneva Motor Show

Two petrol and two diesel units will compose the engine lineup of the new BMW 5 Series Touring

BMWBMWGermany, 1918 > present87 models
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has unveiled ahead of next month's Geneva Motor Show the new 5 Series TouringBMW 5 Series Gen.7Germany, 2017 > present18 versions
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. The model has grown in size and offers more interior space, but it is still lighter than the previous generation.

5 Series Touring: larger, lighter and with more space

Compared to the previous generation the new BMW 5 Series TouringBMW 5 Series Gen.7Germany, 2017 > present18 versions
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is 36mm longer (4943mm), 8mm wider (1868mm) and 10mm taller (1498mm). Its wheelbase has also increased by 7mm (2975mm).

Although the estate is larger than its predecessor, thanks to the extensive use of aluminium in the construction of the 5 Series TouringBMW 5 Series Gen.7Germany, 2017 > present18 versions
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, BMW has managed to reduce the model's weight. In fact this reduction is around 100kg.

The increased dimensions have also allowed BMWBMWGermany, 1918 > present87 models
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to offer more cabin space and boot capacity. Cargo volume of the new5 Series TouringBMW 5 Series Gen.7Germany, 2017 > present18 versions
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has been increased to a total of 570 litres, 10 litres more than the previous model. With the seats folded boot space increases to 1700 litres.

BMW 5 Series TouringBMW 5 Series Gen.7Germany, 2017 > present18 versions
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enigne lineup

The engine lineup of the new 5 Series Touring will be composed by two petrol and two diesel units. The diesel range will include the 520d powered by a 190hp 2.0l four cylinder engine and the 530d thanks to a 265hp 3.0l straight six engine. The 530d will optionally be available with BMW's xDrive four-wheel drive system.

The 530i and 540i xDrive are the petrol versions available at launch with the new 5 Series Touring. The 530i is fitted with a 2.0l four cylinder engine with 252hp, while the 540i xDrive has been equipped with a 2.0 straight six engine with 340hp. The 540i xDrive is the fastest version at launch and according to BMW it can reach the 100km/h mark in 5.1 seconds.

All versions are fitted with an eight-speed automatic Steptronic transmission as standard. The only exception is the 520d which gets a six-speed manual transmission as standard and the automatic gearbox as an optional.