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Renting a BMW M5 Touring: 717 hp and five seats

25.08.2026 · 6 min read

A day with a BMW M5 Touring in Poland costs 1,500–2,500 zł, with a deposit of 10,000–20,000 zł. It makes 717 hp from a hybrid V8, covers around 25 km on electricity alone and weighs over 2.4 tonnes. The boot holds 500 litres, or 1,630 with the seats down.

Renting a BMW M5 Touring: 717 hp and five seats

The new M5 Touring solves the same problem as the RS6 — fast, with the family — but solves it differently. Instead of lightness it bets on hybrid: 717 hp, around 25 km of electric range and over 2.4 tonnes.

The numbers

Item Figure
One day 1,500–2,500 zł
Deposit 10,000–20,000 zł
Power 717 hp
0–100 km/h around 3.6 s
Weight over 2,400 kg
Boot 500 l / 1,630 l
Electric range around 25 km
A BMW M5 Touring from the rear on a road
The new M5 Touring weighs over 2.4 tonnes — the hybrid costs mass but returns 25 km on electricity.

The hybrid is a decision here, not an extra

On a short hire the battery is closer to a nuisance: nobody charges a car they are handing back in two days. The M5 then drives like an ordinary V8 carrying an extra 200 kg — and drinks 12–16 l/100 km.

Over a week or more it inverts. Twenty-five kilometres covers most days in a city, and charging from a socket in a garage costs a few złoty. That is when the hybrid begins to make sense.

Ask the rental firm about the cable. Cars handed over without a charger happen more often than they should.

The weight is audible

Two point four tonnes is not a catalogue figure — it is something you feel under braking and in a tight car park. The M5 Touring is fast in a straight line and still surprisingly agile, but it does not pretend to be light. Anyone expecting coupé sensations will be disappointed; anyone who needs a fast family car will not.

What to watch

  • A mileage cap of 150–250 km a day — lower than on cheaper cars, because every extra kilometre genuinely costs the fleet money.
  • 285/295 tyres — a set costs about what a week of the rental does.
  • A doubled deposit for younger drivers. In this class the usual line is 30 years old and five years of licence.

Frequently asked

1,500–2,500 zł — the top shelf of Polish rental, comparable with exotics.

10,000–20,000 zł. High, because the value of the car and the cost of any repair are equally high.

With a charged battery, almost nothing in town. Without one, and on a motorway, 12–16 l/100 km — considerably more if driven quickly.

The M5 is a hybrid and carries more than 200 kg extra. It has more power; the RS6 is lighter and simpler to live with on a short hire.