BMW M releases a new video of the upcoming F10 M5. The new footage showcases the M5 being tested at the BMW secret facility in Miramas, France. If you had any doubts that the M5 will alive up to the expectations, please watch the footage below. Here is the text that accompanies the video:

At the proving grounds, the engineers push the new BMW M5 to its physical limits. Engine, suspension and transmission settings are checked nether the almost extreme weather in lodge to fulfill the highest requirements in the series vehicle.

Precise steering, adaptive suspension command, the M Double Clutch Transmission that shifts without interruption of traction and the Active M Differential are tested on the handling course to ensure optimal interaction.

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For maximal acceleration from a standing start, the BMW M5 has an improved launch command office. The torque of the high-revving V8 engine with M TwinPower Turbo engineering science is fabricated tractable in the best possible way, delivering unrivaled acceleration.

A smokey burnout like this might non play a office in everyday driving, but information technology has to be office of the testing. This spectacular kickoff leaves behind a trail of black rubber on the pavement and a smile on the face of the driver.

On the wet treatment class, the engineers optimize the automobile's controllability on its operation threshhold. Thanks to the spontaneous, finely tuned response of the new M TwinPower Turbo V8 engine, the BMW M5 can exist perfectly counterbalanced with the gas pedal – whether in M Dynamic Style of with deactivated DSC.

The BMW M5 isn't but a high-performance sportscar; on the proving grounds in Miramas information technology also proves its suitability for daily driving. On farthermost downhill sections and winding roads, the sequential and automatic transmissions are tested for flawless function.

On the over half-dozen kilometer long autobahn ring, the BMW M5s entire drive train is subjected to hard endurance testing. The development engineers bulldoze the auto over the long distance at superlative speed, shifting far more frequently than they would during the lifetime of a normal motorcar.