Powertrain families
B48 petrol I4 · B58 petrol I6 · B47 diesel I4 · B57 diesel I6
2017–2023

6 Series → G32 → Gran Turismo
How this generation came about, what made it different and how the selected gran turismo fits into the family.
G32 is a single five-door Gran Turismo liftback, not a fourth body derived from the preceding 6 Series coupe family. BMW explicitly developed it as the next iteration of the F07 5 Series Gran Turismo concept, combining a 3,070 mm wheelbase, high seating position, frameless doors and a one-piece tailgate under the 6 Series name.
The model was revealed in June 2017 and launched later that year with six-cylinder petrol and diesel derivatives, followed by additional four-cylinder and market-specific versions. Its 610–1,800-litre luggage range and long wheelbase belong specifically to this liftback and must not be used for an F06 Gran Coupe or any 6 Series coupe.
The 2020 lifecycle update revised exterior details, infotainment and driver assistance and applied 48-volt mild-hybrid technology across the documented European engine range. Production ended in 2023 without creating a G32 coupe, convertible or Gran Coupe branch.
Dimensions can change with body, market and model year, so this page keeps them tied to the exact factory branch.
| Body | Code | Production | Doors / seats | Length | Luggage |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gran Turismo | G32 | 2017–2023 | 5-door liftback / 5 | 5,091 mm | 610–1,800 L |
The generation could span very different engines and drivetrains. The table keeps output, gearbox, market and production period together.
Documented gran turismo applications; output and availability remain market- and model-year-specific.
| Model | Years | Engine | Output | Transmission | Drive | Market | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 620i Gran Turismo | 2018–2023 | B48B20 turbo inline-four | 258 PS | 8AT | RWD | Europe | The updated BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
| 630i Gran Turismo | 2017–2023 | B48B20 turbo inline-four | 258 PS | 8AT | RWD | Global range | The new BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
| 640i xDrive Gran Turismo | 2017–2023 | B58B30 turbo inline-six | 340 PS | 8AT | AWD | Global range | The new BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
| 620d Gran Turismo | 2018–2023 | B47D20 diesel inline-four + later 48 V | 190 PS | 8AT | RWD / xDrive | Europe | The updated BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
| 630d Gran Turismo | 2017–2023 | B57D30 diesel inline-six + later 48 V | 265–286 PS | 8AT | RWD / xDrive | Europe | The updated BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
| 640d xDrive Gran Turismo | 2017–2023 | B57D30 twin-turbo diesel + later 48 V | 320–340 PS | 8AT | AWD | Europe | The updated BMW 6 Series Gran Turismo |
B48 petrol I4 · B58 petrol I6 · B47 diesel I4 · B57 diesel I6
620i · 630i · 640i xDrive · 620d · 630d · 640d xDrive
Inline and V engines are grouped by engine family, displacement, induction system and emissions specification.
Where diesels were offered, output, injection generation and emissions hardware are recorded market by market.
Mild- and plug-in hybrids are separate derivatives; combustion-engine output must not be substituted for total system output.
Gearboxes, driven wheels and final-drive hardware changed with engine, market and production date.
Gearbox type and unit code follow engine, market and production date. Gear count alone does not identify the transmission.
Catalog architecture: longitudinal layout · rear- or all-wheel drive. All-wheel-drive availability and hardware remain derivative-specific.
Ratio, differential type and electronic control belong to the exact derivative and can differ on performance models.
Suspension, brakes, safety systems and electronics evolved across the range, even when cars shared the same basic architecture.
The important launches, additions and updates did not always happen at the same time for every body or market.
BMW presented the 6 Series Gran Turismo as the successor in concept to the 5 Series Gran Turismo.
Initial six-cylinder petrol and diesel derivatives entered the first markets.
Four-cylinder and additional market-specific derivatives broadened the initial range.
Design, operating system, assistance and European mild-hybrid powertrains were updated.
G32 production closed, ending this 6 Series liftback branch.
Performance models, option packages and regional editions may look related, but their engineering and production identity can be very different.
6 Series G32 is a distinct G32 body branch. A high-roof long-wheelbase liftback conceived for rear-seat space and long-distance luggage capacity. Engines/drive: B48 petrol I4, B58 petrol I6, B47 diesel I4, B57 diesel I6.
Cabin technology and standard equipment changed by country and year; a build sheet remains the best guide to one individual car.
A practical starting point for inspecting and maintaining a car from this generation — not a diagnosis of an individual example.
| Item | Interval / trigger | Catalog note |
|---|---|---|
| Engine oil & filter | CBS/factory schedule; time and mileage for historic cars | Oil approval follows the exact engine and market. |
| Brake fluid | Time-based factory schedule | ABS/DSC-compatible bleeding procedure is required after hydraulic work. |
| Coolant | Factory schedule and condition | Fluid specification and bleeding method are generation-specific. |
| Transmission & final drives | Unit type and operating conditions | Use the exact approved fluid; no one interval fits every derivative. |
The badge and registration year tell only part of the story; production date, body code, engine and factory options complete it.
The story is mapped through English Wikipedia and its bibliography, then important dates and technical claims are checked against BMW material.
Secondary body, production, engine, facelift and discontinuation overview.
Factory concept lineage from F07, G32 body, dimensions, luggage and launch-range documentation.
Factory documentation of the 2020 lifecycle update and 48-volt mild-hybrid range.