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BMW i / G60 · 2023

i5 M60 xDrive

Two motors. Up to 442 kW. The electric performance 5 Series.

Power601PS593 hp
Torque820Nm
0–100 km/h3.8s
Top speed230km/hElectronically limited
Range516kmWLTP
Weight2,380kg

2023 European launch specification · boost peak figures · Factory source

Specifications

Every figure, in one place.

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Performance

Power
601 PS · 593 hp · 442 kW
Torque
820 Nm
0–100 km/h
3.8 s
Top speed
230 km/h · limited
Power-to-weight
3.96 kg/PS

Engine and drivetrain

Engine
eDrive · Dual-motor all-wheel drive
Induction
81.2 kWh usable
Gearbox
Single-speed (front and rear motors)
Drivetrain
Electric all-wheel drive
Powertrain
Electric

Body and dimensions

Production
2023–present
Body
Sedans
Length
5,060 mm
Width
1,900 mm
Height
1,505 mm
Wheelbase
2,995 mm
Kerb weight
2,380 kg

Battery and charging

Usable battery
81.2 kWh
Range (WLTP)
516 km
Peak DC charging
205 kW
Motron scores

Where this car ranks across all 93 cars in the catalogue.

Acceleration83
Power87
Power-to-weight65
Top speed21

Why you’d want one

  • A fast electric executive saloon.

Know before you buy

  • Battery health: request a state-of-health report
  • Check charging port and on-board charger function
  • Heavier than combustion equivalents; tyres wear faster

Commonly reported ownership points, not a guarantee of faults. Always get an independent inspection.

The story

An electric performance 5 Series.

The i5 M60 xDrive uses drive units on both axles. M Sport Boost and Launch Control qualify its quoted peak figures, which is why those notes remain visible beside the data.

Best for

A fast electric executive saloon.

Trade-off

A test drive should include ride comfort and ordinary road use.

Peak torque depends on the stated boost or launch function.

Under the bonnet

eDrive · Dual-motor all-wheel drive

The i5 M60 xDrive combines a front electric drive unit with a rear electric drive unit. Its selected launch specification reaches up to 442 kW, with up to 820 Nm when M Sport Boost or M Launch Control is active.

Engine profile
eDrive engine

BMW i3 electric drive unit shown in 2013. System reference: later i4, i5, i7 and iX drive units have different generations, motors and installation.

Coordinated front and rear electric motors

The i5 M60 xDrive combines a front electric drive unit with a rear electric drive unit. Its selected launch specification reaches up to 442 kW, with up to 820 Nm when M Sport Boost or M Launch Control is active.

Factory profile

The full specification.

Ownership and buying
Buying tips
A test drive should include ride comfort and ordinary road use.
Maintenance notes
Check high-voltage service records, battery-condition evidence and charging operation. Use the BMW service schedule for the actual VIN and market.
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Photo credits
  • BMW i5 M60 (G60) Washington DC Metro Area, USA (1).jpg — OWS Photography · CC BY 4.0 · Original
  • BMW i5 M60 (G60) Washington DC Metro Area, USA (2).jpg — OWS Photography · CC BY 4.0 · Original