Is the BMW 525 powerful enough?
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BMW 525 has sufficient power. The following is a related introduction to the BMW 525:1. Power: In terms of power, the BMW 525 is equipped with a low-power version of the B48 2.0T engine, which can output 135kW (184PS) and 290N·m of power. The engine's power response is very active, with excellent low-end torque, so the power is absolutely sufficient. 2. Exterior: In terms of exterior design, the BMW 5 Series continues the BMW family-style design language, such as the iconic double-kidney grille at the front, which features a blackened treatment. The dimensions are 5087mm/1868mm/1500mm (length/width/height), with a wheelbase of 3108mm. 3. Interior: The interior of the 2019 BMW 5 Series has been upgraded to be more luxurious. The center console is equipped with a 10-inch LCD display, featuring the latest generation of human-machine interface that supports touchscreen, gesture, voice, and iDrive control methods. The three-spoke multifunction steering wheel is wrapped in genuine leather, providing excellent feel, and supports voice control and cruise control functions. The seats are made of Nappa leather, featuring ventilation functions and headrests. The rear seats are designed with extra padding and can be adjusted electrically.
I think the 525's power is completely sufficient for daily use. I've driven a 525Li for three years, and overtaking in the city is easily done with a light tap on the accelerator. Cruising at 120km/h on the highway, the engine revs below 2000 rpm. While the acceleration in the higher speed range isn't as fierce as the 530's, it's more than adequate. On weekends, when driving on mountain roads with a full load and the air conditioning on, climbing steep slopes requires a deeper press on the accelerator, but the transmission downshifts promptly. The 184 horsepower for a 1.7-ton car can only be described as sufficient; those seeking strong acceleration might find it lacking, but for commuters who drive to work and pick up kids every day, fuel efficiency and smoothness are more important.