BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport Launched In India At Rs 49.40 Lakh
- The BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport gets sportier styling
- The car also gets a set of M badged 18-inch alloy wheels
- Under the hood is the 2-litre, 4-cylinder, turbo-petrol 250 bhp engine
BMW has launched a new variant of the 330i Gran Sport in India - the M Sport. The 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport is priced at Rs 49.40 lakh, ex-showroom and features styling updates over the standard models. The 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport essentially gets a new front and rear bumper that have been inspired by the design on the M3 and a new set of side skirts to enhance it visually. The BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport also gets a new black front grille as compared to the matte black ones on the standard car and a set of //M badges on the front fender. Other additions include the 18-inch M Sport wheels that are again inspired by the M3.
(BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport gets 18-inch alloy wheels)
On the insides, the BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport gets a set of sports seats as standard for both the driver and the passenger. The car also gets a new key which has the M motif on it. Other updates on the interior include an updated M steering wheel and a new headliner. The BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport also gets M badged doorsills and a heads up display.
Speaking on the launch of the BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport, Vikram Pawah, President, BMW Group India said, "The BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo established a new vehicle concept in the segment and became a trailblazer with its unique and modern character. The new BMW 330i Gran Turismo M Sport with a perfect blend of sporting character, impressive performance and appealing design makes every journey an unforgettable experience. Combining the best of excellent practicality and long-distance comfort, the new BMW 3 Series Gran Turismo is the perfect vehicle for individuals with an active lifestyle".
(BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport gets sportier styling)
Under the hood is the 4-cylinder turbocharged petrol engine that makes 250 bhp and 350 Nm. 0-100 kmph takes 6.1 seconds and the top speed of the BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport is 250 kmph. The BMW 330i Gran Tourismo M Sport has an official ARAI fuel efficiency figure of 15.34 kmpl. The car is mated to a rear wheel drive setup and gets features like an active rear spoiler.
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