2020 Alpina BMW D3 S Touring
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2020 Alpina BMW D3 S Touring
The new BMW ALPINA D3 S combines the best of two worlds: excellent responsiveness, even at low engine speeds, goes hand in hand with pronounced, “non-diesel” turning pleasure. High, maximum torque of 730 Nm surprises together with an all-time powerful power delivery that reaches a peak of 261 kW (355 hp). The rich engine soundscape underlines the superior performance potential.
The innovative BMW mild hybrid technology is used for the first time in a BMW ALPINA automobile, which generates a noticeable performance boost in the lower engine speed range and increases the efficiency of the high-performance drive. This makes the latest BMW ALPINA diesel model the ideal companion for all sporty frequent drivers who appreciate low consumption values in everyday life.
Confident handling, light-footed agility
The driving dynamic potential of the BMW ALPINA D3 S originates from the ALPINA sports suspension. The chassis technology was adopted from the BMW ALPINA B3, which is capable of speeds of over 300 km / h, and is therefore ideally designed for the performance characteristics of the diesel variant.
Sporty and elegant
The elegant lines and powerful design language in the exterior design underline the modern, dynamic presence of the new BMW ALPINA D3 S. In the interior, classic ALPINA details such as the individual production number plate set stylish accents.
The information on fuel consumption and CO2 emissions was determined in accordance with the prescribed measurement method VO (EU) 715/2007 in the currently valid version.
| BMW ALPINA D3 S | limousine | Touring |
| Combined fuel consumption: | 6.4 l / 100km | 6.4 l / 100km |
| Combined CO2 emissions: | 167 g / km | 167 g / km |
| Efficiency class: | B | C. |
The information has already been determined on the basis of the new WLTP test cycle and calculated back to NEDC for comparability. For these vehicles, the values for taxes and other vehicle-related levies that are (also) based on CO2 emissions may be different from the values specified here.