BMW X6 M Becomes Lumma Design CLR X 650 M

WINTERLINGEN, Germany — Tuner Lumma Design is showing of its performance and aesthetic upgrade treatment for the BMW X6 M midsize crossover.

Under the hood, the Lumma CLR X 650 M's output is increased to a hearty 650 horsepower and 612 pound-feet of torque — that's a 95 hp and 110 lb-ft increase over the stock X6 M. The tuner achieves this by installing a set of new catalytic converters and a sport exhaust system as well as a retuned computer unit. Lumma says top speed is upped to 184 mph.

The outside of the CLR X 650 M is fitted with a new front bumper with LED daytime running lights, carbon fiber hood, side skirts, fenders, blacked-out rear lights and a new rear bumper and spoiler —all of which work with the 1.5-inch-dropped suspension to give the vehicle a new stance. Lumma rounds the look out with a set of 23-inch Blackline Monoblock wheels wrapped in high-performance Michelin rubber.

Some of Lumma's interior additions include illuminated door sills with CLR X 650 M lettering, a leather and Alcantara sport steering wheel, new floor mats, aluminum pedals, and a new speedometer that goes all the way up to 224 mph.

Inside Line says: Lumma gives the already-powerful X6 M some extra kick under the hood as well as a very aggressive exterior look. — Mike Lysaght, Correspondent