Driving success.
The eight-cylinder petrol engine in the BMW 750Li.
The new eight-cylinder power unit in the BMW 750Li provides highest level power and performance while at the same time reducing both fuel consumption and emissions to an even lower level. The new V8 with Twin Turbo technology offers maximum output of 300 kW/408 bhp. Peak torque is 600 Nm maintained consistently between 1,750 and 4,500 rpm, and accelerating from a standstill to 100 km/h takes just 5.2 seconds. But what are mere numbers in comparison to the unique sound of a V8?
Fuel consumption / CO2 emissions
Combined fuel consumption: 7.5
CO2 emissions: 312
*Fuel efficiency is in the standard mode, and is subject to change according to the road conditions, driving method, vehicle load, and maintenance conditions.
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