BMW introduced its new concept car, the Touring Coupe, built on the Z4. Although the vehicle will not enter mass production, we can say that it will decorate the dreams of collectors with its details.
German automotive giant BMW introduced its new concept car ‘BMW Touring Coupe’ at Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este, which was held in Italy and where classic cars showed off. Although it is stated that the concept built on the BMW Z4 will not be a mass production vehicle, we can say that especially collectors can put pressure on BMW to produce this vehicle.
Introducing the BMW Touring Coupe
BMW Touring Coupe has a body structure known as ‘clown shoes’ in the automobile world. The fact that the hood section is too long compared to the body makes the vehicle look like a station wagon coupe. As we mentioned at the beginning of our news, the Touring Coupe is a concept that will not be mass produced. Therefore, no information was shared about what kind of engine it will have under the hood. However, we can examine its design in detail.
Touring Coupe shouts “I am the BMW Z4” when viewed from the front
When we look at the Touring Coupe from the front, we can say that we see the Z4 design we are used to, a small kidney grille compared to modern BMW models, a headlight design that continues the same minimalism, a louver design that looks the opposite of the tulip design in the Togg T10X, and large ventilation gaps under the bumper.
long coupe like a station wagon
When we look at the vehicle from the side, we can say that the most striking thing is the difference between the front and rear wheel sizes. Because there are 20-inch wheels at the front and 21-inch wheels at the rear. We can say that the 5-spoke rims offer a strong image with their 20-spoke design in total. In addition, the chrome plating on the edges of the windows also shows itself under the mirror.
Massive exhaust outlets hint at hundreds of horsepower
The minimal design in the headlights is also evident in the LED stops. The double exhaust outlets placed on the right and left sides of the rear bumper have a huge structure like the air gaps in the front bumper. Although the spoiler, which continues down the rear window, closes the driver’s view on the rear window, we do not have a car to drive into traffic.
Almost every place your hand can touch is covered with leather.
Let’s come to the interior design. The massive instrument and multimedia display add a modern flair to the vehicle, while the old-fashioned push-button climate controls wink over classic cars. The vehicle has created a nice contrast with the anthracite, brown and dark cream design it offers in the interior.
Her trunk competes with Egea
The Touring Coupe has a trunk that is almost as large as a sedan. The vehicle has a leather bag, suitcase and even a key case made of the same fabric as the brown leather coating used in the interior design. Of course, since the vehicle is not for sale, no one will be able to own this ‘Touring Coupe’ bag or suitcase. Of course, the phrase “never say never” should not be forgotten; If the Touring Coupe is loved enough, BMW could produce a few special cars to keep collectors happy…