The 2021 BMW M5 packs a mighty punch with its turbocharged V8.xDrive is standard along with BMW?s Intelligent Personal Assistant.BMW will do the global market launch of the 2021 M5 in August.

In my mind, the last great BMW M5 is the E39 model from 1998 to 2003. Conceived before the Bangle era of V10-powered M5s, the third-gen E39 represented the pinnacle of luxury-sport sedans, with particular emphasis on ?sport.? And while we all love the refreshed 2021 BMW 5-Series, it?s hard not to notice the changing of the guard.

You see, the 5-Series (along with the M5) had a growth spurt from the fifth-gen E60 (which spawned the fourth-gen E60 M5) to the F10. Along with the bigger size came a new set of priorities. As it turns out, luxury gained a foothold over sportiness, but every succeeding generation of the M5 seeks to restore the balance in favor of ?sport.?
And hence the reason for our excitement in unveiling the refreshed 2021 BMW F90 M5. Based on the newly-minted 2021 5-Series, BMW is also bringing in the M5 Competition to ruffle the tailfeathers of Audi?s RS7 Sportback and new Mercedes-AMG E 63 S.

If Looks Could Kill

BMW updated the 5-Series to keep it fresh amongst the competition. Naturally, the new M5 is mirroring the changes with a larger kidney grille, redesigned front and rear bumpers, and slimmer lighting elements. The new M5 is also home to an updated rear diffuser along with M-specific quad tailpipes to distinguish it further from a regular 5-Series....