The redesign has includes everything from new bumpers,aggressive new hood model, spoiler to huge wheel arches that altogether contribute to the vehicle’s rebirth in regards to the design and the statement it makes when seen.

A carbon rear diffuser has also been integrated in the design as well with a sleek exhaust system that seems to complement the whole rear are of the F16 BMW X6 xDrive50i.

No tuning setup would have been complete without a set of huge rims and low profile racing tires. The overall cohesive look of the BMW X6 xDrive50i is also a result of the fitted suspension that has lowered the vehicle enough to make a difference in aerodynamics as well as in looks. The car has been presented so far in two color variants, white and yellow.

The BMW X6 xDrive50i has also been reformed under the hood, with an upgraded setup that boosts 590HP, about 850 Nm of torque from the original 450HP and 650Nm torque. The F16 BMW X6 xDrive50i is proof that vehicles shouldn’t be just transportation material but a source of inspiration for others, much like a beautiful spring scene.

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At the exterior, buyers will get new front and rear bumpers, a revised front grille, side skirts, a revised hood, new side mirrors and rear spoiler. Most of the parts are made of carbon fiber so the weight will be as low as possible.

The German car is fitted with 22-inch alloy wheels shod in 295/30 22 (front) and 335/25 22 (rear) tires from Vredestein.

Under the hood, the 4.4-liter V8 powering the BMW X6 xDrive 50i gets a boost from 450hp and 650 Nm of torque to a total of 590hp and 850 Nm of torque.

Inside, Lumma Design packs the F16 BMW X6 with velour floor mats, aluminum pedals, high-quality materials, sport seats and much more. Expect more details and pricing in the coming weeks or months.

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The i3, while having a head start on the sportier hybrid, didn’t go over so great with the tuners.

It’s to be expected, as the smaller city car is just that, a small city car. While it does look a lot better than most other boxy competitors, it’s still quite ugly for a Bimmer, and so it was mostly ignored by tuners. Lumma Design seems to be a bit more fair for the two green models from BMW.

Recently they published a couple of renderings portraying what they have in mind to change on both the vehicles. The i8 wears matte black custom wheels, and a new front spoiler and side skirts were added. The smaller i3 displays the same level of alteration, with a set of 22 inch wheels and new front spoiler lip and side skirts. Whether this will make it on the kit Lumma Design is prepping remains to be seen.

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With so much verve about the Frankfurt Motor Show, Lumma Design might have chosen a bad time to present their product, but everyone interested didn’t miss it.

The pack offered by the aftermarket specialists contains a wide body kit with a new front spoiler, bigger air intakes, wider wheel arches and at the rear, a diffuser and a smaller wing. Notably, the body kit can be installed on the 640i, 650i and 640d variants in addition to the M6 versions. The hood was replaced by a carbon fiber one and within the wider wheel arches, Lumma Design fitted new custom wheels, 21 inch wide.

Under the hood things look just as good, with the BMW M6 getting a three stage power tune. The first one will get your BMW M6’s up to 630 Hp, while the second will manage 640 Hp and the third 660 Hp. To put thing into perspective, the standard 4.4 liter V8 on the M6 develops 560 Hp. The numbers make for a top speed of 310 km/h

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Many solutions come from aftermarket specialists that have a standing history of delivering quality products, like Lumma Design.

Problem is, with such a prominent tuner, if you buy your kit, you risk of not setting your car apart too much, as many others will have also bought that kit. So the solution is simple: do it yourself or mix and match, and you will get a very unique car to suit your personality.

Now about standing out in crowd. In a city where every car has a bland nuance of grey, just throwing on some paint could set you apart. In Dubai, however, you will be hard pressed to find a car to classify as common. So in order to stand out, you need that extra edge.

The owner of this BMW X5 seems to have achieved it. He installed a CLR X530 body kit from Lumma Design and then painted it over with a very lush lime green. To top it off, some custom wheels have also been added, and while the picture do not reveal it, the interior must also be redone.

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In anticipation to the imminent release of the X5, the guys from Lumma Design even went so far to preview their plans for the 2014 model.

And changes are abundant, even if we only have the general idea on the aesthetics, with performance numbers yet to come. Set to launch their project in March, Lumma Design went a bit overboard with the styling.

A wide body kit will be fitted to it, consisting of a new, more aggressive front fascia with more of the same on the sides and the back. The wheel arches are extended to make room for 23 inch alloy wheels. Lumma also fitted a ventialted hood and the front and a trunk spoiler at the back.

The interior is also previewed in the pictures released by the tuner. Lumma Design plan carbon fiber trims, premium leather upholstery and their very own mats. While the tune is quite well held together, it does feel that Lumma Design went a bit mad with the preview. We’ll see if the real thing will be the same.

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One of the most special yet least tuned models around is the BMW 7 Series. The F01 has been with us for a while now and in that time few people have tried to mess around with it.

It’s both good and bad but since it’s Lumma Design we’ll take a second look at what they want to tempt people who have a 7 Series with.

Make that people who have a BMW 7 Series and aren’t business men. The last thing that lot would want is to stand out with their cars.

Those who want one, aren’t going to be disappointed. Lumma Design fits a full new body kit with aerodynamics in mind.

That aspect is somewhat less important as what we’re going to focus on is the looks. The new front bumper makes for more aggression and it’s one more point towards getting other people out of the way.

The new sideskirts and the rear bumpers speak a different game, they want to make the BMW 7 Series more of a sleek looker since the Li model is quite bulky.

New 22 inch alloy wheels teamed with Vredestein tires will likely be louder inside but will almost certainly provide more of a grippy feel of the car.

Otherwise, no dynamic changes are in store from Lumma Design. The engine and drivetrain remain the same things BMW fits at the factory.

That’s just great, what isn’t so great is the carbon fiber touches, particularly round the kidney grille.

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