German-tuner Manhart Performance has laid its hands on the BMW X6 M Competition and given it a rather radical and unique twist. The company has dropped oodles of forged carbon fiber on it inside and out. It even comes with new wheels, an exhaust system, and a tuned suspension setup. Not to mention, Manhart has also given a power boost to further distinguish it from the standard X6 M. The price is not revealed, but the MHX6 700 WB isn’t going to be cheap by any means.

How Different Is The Manhart X6M On The Outside?

Manhart has wrapped the SUV in ‘Matte Charcoal Metallic’. The forged carbon fiber treatment on the SUV, which looks like granite, is the highlight of the exterior. It is bound to draw polarizing opinions since it just doesn’t gel well. Manhart has equipped a 24-piece forged carbon widebody kit for the X6 M Competition. The forged carbon kit includes:

-* Hood with GTR Air Vents

-* Front Grille and Spoiler

-* Mirror Caps

-* Wheel Arches

-* Side Skirts

-* Rear Spoiler and Diffuser

-* Rear Side Blades and Bumper Add-on

The Manhart MHX6 700 rides on 22-inch Manhart Concave wheels finished in silk matte black shade. They come wrapped in 295/30 section tires at the front and 315/30 section tires at the rear. You can choose to have a different color for the wheels if the silk matte black finish doesn’t float your boat. Apart from all this, Manhart also offered a decal set and 100mm quad-tailpipes that can be had with either carbon or ceramic coating.

What’s Different On The Inside?

The forged carbon fiber treatment continues on the inside as well. There are two-piece seat covers, side seat covers, and forged carbon fiber dipped paddle shifters and steering wheel spokes. Manhart floor mats are also thrown into the mix.

How Much Power Does The Manhart X6M Make?

The SUV is powered by a 4.4-liter, twin-turbo V-8 mill. Power is sent to all the wheels via the same eight-speed automatic gearbox. This is done either via an MHTronic Powerbox or ECU Remapping.

Manhart has also swapped the stock exhaust system with a system of its own. This is stainless steel setup with valve control. It includes downpipes race without catalytic converters and OPF delete pipes. These are only for export models, though. As for the suspension setup, H&R-sourced lowering springs are installed that reduce the ride height by 30 mm (1.2 inches). The aftermarket company has also tuned the suspension.

Conclusion

Manhart hasn't announced the price of the kit, but you can contact them to know. For your reference, the standard 2021 BMW X6 starts at $109,400 and the Competition Package adds another $9,300 to the price.