BMW S68

The BMW S68 is a high-performance V8 gasoline engine developed by BMW M GmbH. It is a successor to the S63 engine and is used in various high-performance BMW models. Key features of the S68 engine typically include:

• Configuration: V8 engine with a "hot-V" configuration, meaning the turbochargers are located within the V of the engine.

• Turbocharging: Typically features two turbochargers for increased power output.

• Displacement: Usually around 4.4 liters.

• Hybridization: Often paired with a mild hybrid system, providing additional power and improved fuel efficiency.

• High Output: Designed for high horsepower and torque figures compared to standard BMW engines.

• Application: Used in high-performance M models, such as the XM and potentially other future M vehicles.

• Enhancements: Often incorporates advanced technologies such as direct fuel injection, variable valve timing (VANOS), and variable valve lift (Valvetronic) for improved performance and efficiency.

The S68 represents BMW M's commitment to high-performance engines, often pushing the boundaries of power and technology while adhering to ever-stringent emissions regulations.