The complete RevoZport exterior specification for the BMW M5 G99 Touring connects the front, side and rear with a Touring-specific roofline finish.
The G99 Touring has a stronger base shape than the sedan because of its long roof, but it still carries the same visual weight through the front and lower body. The Street Program gives the Touring more control by connecting the shared G90/G99 carbon structure with a rear solution made for the wagon shape. The result is extended, not stacked.
The G99 front uses the same Street Program front-end language as the G90 Sedan. The carbon front lip gives the Touring a lower and wider visual edge. Replacement open air vents add depth while keeping the breathing path active. Canards sharpen the bumper corners, and the functional vented hood adds structure to the upper front half of the car.
The Touring body needs a side treatment that supports its length without making the car feel heavier. The carbon side skirts tighten the lower body and visually connect the front lip to the rear diffuser. They help the long side profile read lower and more deliberate while keeping the factory side structure and under-door lights usable.
The rear diffuser fills the unfinished lower section and gives the Touring more structure at the bumper. Rear canards add width and character around the lower corners. The Touring-specific roof spoiler is the key difference from the G90 Sedan. It extends the roofline and finishes the rear silhouette without using trunk-spoiler language or making the rear look higher.
