Manhart’s BMW XM Is A Carbon Carnival Named Thor

Moving rearward, we find carbon mirror caps, below which are side skirt extensions measuring over 6.5 feet. These draw your eye to the rear, where a roof spoiler, a trunk lid spoiler, a new diffuser, and faux vent accents appear. Manhart has also made a carbon heckblende (a type of connecting trim between the taillights), with the XM logo given pride of place in the center, rectifying the odd offset positioning of the stock badge. The tuner says that carbon trim for the exhaust tips and “additional add-ons for the rear bumper” are expected to be offered in the coming weeks.

Each of these items can be ordered in either regular twill weave or as forged carbon, and we can see that Manhart’s signature gold accents are optional.