Showing posts with label 2015 AC Schnitzer BMW X4. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2015 AC Schnitzer BMW X4. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2014

2015 AC Schnitzer BMW X4 Police


For the fourth time now, AC Schnitzer has been involved in equipping a campaign vehicle for the TUNE IT! SAFE! initiative by the Association of German Automobile Tuners e.V. (VDAT), which celebrates its 10th birthday this year. The anniversary vehicle "Police BMW X4 20i TUNE IT! SAFE! by AC Schnitzer" by VDAT, which has been upgraded by the Aachen-based specialists, will be presented at the Essen Motor Show from 29.11. to 7.12.2014.
Every year since 2004, a special police concept vehicle has been presented which meets both the high demands of tuning fans and maximum safety standards. For the fourth time, BMW specialist AC Schnitzer has taken the lead in converting this police car as part of the campaign which is supported by the Federal Ministry for Transport, Building and Urban Development.

Monday, November 17, 2014

2015 AC Schnitzer BMW X4


AC Schnitzer presents a world first at the "Auto Car Show“ in Zürich in November 2014. From 6 to 9.11.2014, the Aachen-based tuning experts present their own typically unique and outstandingly athletic version of the BMW X4. 
Athletes are judged by their performance - and the BMW X4 by AC Schnitzer doesn't disappoint in this area. The Aachen tuners let the BMW X4 20i (export version) loose on the road with 245 hp. The BMW X4 28i delivers a mighty 294 hp, and the BMW X4 35i will even impress world championship judges with its 360 hp. Equally impressive is the casual way in which the X4 by AC Schnitzer powers forward from any speed. 
And the diesel version is just as good: with performance upgrades to 220 hp (in preparation) for the 20d, 309 hp for the 30d and 360 hp for the 35d, the diesel variants perform brilliantly in the race and - like the petrol-engined versions - stand out thanks to the AC Schnitzer engine styling options. Naturally all performance upgrades were developed on AC Schnitzer's principle of "Efficient Performance“, which means that although the engine power is increased, the CO2 emissions remain the same. So the CO2 value per hp falls. 
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