The X6 35i starts at $64,545 (all prices include the $995 destination charge) with the six-cylinder engine and rear-wheel drive (sDrive, in BMW vernacular). The xDrive35i carries a base price of $66,845. Standard features on both include navigation, a sunroof, leather seats, power-folding heated mirrors, adaptive headlights, a power liftgate, and wood or aluminum interior trim. The M Sport Design theme ($4,350) adds an aerodynamic body kit, specific wheels, sport seats, a sport steering wheel, and a hands-free power liftgate.
Many popular options are grouped into three progressive tiers. The Convenience Tier ($1,150) adds four-zone climate control, one year of SiriusXM satellite radio, and keyless entry. The Premium Tier ($2,900) provides the features from the Convenience Tier, a surround-view camera, park assist, a head-up display, wireless charging, a Wi-Fi hotspot, and enhanced USB and Bluetooth. The Executive Tier ($4,950) builds on the Premier and adds power soft-close doors, rear sunshades, full LED exterior lighting, and automatic high beams.
Beyond that, buyers can add the Driving Assistance Plus Package ($1,200) with adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning, and forward collision warning with pedestrian detection. The Luxury Seating Package ($1,350) furnishes multi-contour seats that are ventilated up front, the Parking Assistance Package ($700) brings the surround-view camera system and park assist, and the Lighting Package ($1,900) equips the X6 with adapative LED lights and automatic high beams. Two interior design packages are available for $1,950 each that unique add leather upholstery and trim. A Dynamic Handling Package ($4,500) is available on xDrive35i models that increases stability in turns while enhancing ride comfort.
Individual options for the 35i include a 16-speaker Harman Kardon sound system ($875), a top-shelf Bang & Olufsen audio system ($4,500), an adaptive suspension ($900), heated rear seats ($350), and a heated steering wheel ($190).