What is the Alpina D5?
The Alpina D5 is a diesel performance model based on the BMW 5 Series. It pairs a six-cylinder diesel with the roomy saloon or Touring estate body, giving it the character of a long-distance executive car.
Alpina began in 1965, developing BMW-based cars with its own engineering and design details. The D5 brought that approach to diesel-powered versions of the 5 Series.
Generations and engines
The first listed generation is the F10, covering 2012–2016 and including the F10 saloon and F11 Touring. The G30 generation followed, listed for 2017–2019, with G30 saloon and G31 Touring codes.
In EU registration figures from 2012–2017, the D5 appears with a 3.0-litre diesel producing 257 kW (349 PS). It recorded 695 registrations across those years.
Fuel consumption, CO₂ and markets
The D5 was registered in the European Union from 2012–2017. Its listed engine and output are clear, but there is no consumption or CO₂ figure to quote. European test results use NEDC or WLTP, depending on the vehicle and year; the procedures differ.
The saloon and Touring estate gave the D5 two distinct shapes: a traditional four-door car and a version with more carrying flexibility.
Questions and answers
What engine does the Alpina D5 have?
The EU registration figures list a 3.0-litre diesel producing 257 kW (349 PS).
When was the F10 Alpina D5 sold?
The F10 generation is listed for 2012–2016, including F10 saloon and F11 Touring codes.
Was there an Alpina D5 Touring?
Yes. The F11 and G31 codes identify Touring estate versions alongside the F10 and G30 saloons.
What is the official fuel consumption of the D5?
No consumption or CO₂ figure is available to quote. European test results use NEDC or WLTP, depending on the vehicle and year.
