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BMW Unveiled the X6

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BMW unveiled the BMW X6 sport activity vehicle (SAV) concept at the IAA 2007 in Frankfurt. The BMW X6 is supposed to be available in summer 2008 in Germany for about 65,000 Euro. The X6 will have a lower price in the United States. BMW works on a hybrid version of the BMW X6 as well. They call the 2-mode-hybrid BMW X6 ActiveHybrid. There are no details on the performance of this hybrid concept that BMW develops together with GM and Daimler.

+ BMW

September 12, 2007 in Cars |

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