BMW M yana shirin gabatar da SUV ɗin sa na farko mai zaman kansa, BMW XM, kuma zai sanya masa suna ta wannan hanyar tare da taimakon Citroën.
E haka ne. Wannan samfurin, wanda maɗaukakin maɗaukaki da ƙaddamarwar koda biyu an yi tsammani a cikin teaser, zai sami suna iri ɗaya da salon da alamar Faransa ta ƙaddamar a cikin 1990s wanda ya kawo sabbin abubuwa kamar dakatarwar sarrafa lantarki.
Ba abu mai sauƙi ba ne don rikitar da wani nau'in toshe-in matasan SUV tare da ikon kusan 700 hp (abin da ya kamata ya bayar…) tare da salon Faransanci tare da fiye da shekaru 25. Amma shi ma ba kowa ya sami biyu model na daban-daban brands, tare da wannan kasuwanci sunan.
Amma wannan shine ainihin abin da zai faru a cikin wannan yanayin kuma "laifi" yana tare da Citroën, wanda zai yi yarjejeniya tare da BMW don canja wurin sunan.
Tabbatar da wannan yarjejeniya ta hanyar Citroën na ciki zuwa littafin Carscoops: "Amfani da sunan XM shine sakamakon tattaunawa mai ma'ana tsakanin Citroën da BMW, don haka an yi la'akari da wannan a hankali kuma an tattauna shi".
Shin Citroën yana amfani da acronym X? Yana yiwuwa, amma kuma dole ne a ba shi izini
Wannan tattaunawa kuma ya ba da «izni» sabõda haka, Faransa manufacturer iya sanya sunan sabon saman kewayon, Citroën C5 X, tare da wani X a cikin sunan, da harafin da Bavarian iri amfani da su gane duk SUVs.
“Haka zalika wannan shi ne sakamakon ‘yarjejeniyar ‘yarjejeniya ta ‘yan uwa da ke nuna bullo da wani sabon tsari daga Citroën wanda ya hada X da lamba, mai suna C5 X, da kuma tsarin BMW wajen danganta sunan X da sararin samaniyar Motorsport, ta hanyar sanannen sa hannun M,” in ji majiyar da aka ambata, wanda Carscoops ya ambata.
Citroën ya ba da izini amma bai yi watsi da gagara ba
Kamar yadda ake tsammani, duk da barin BMW ya yi amfani da ƙirar XM akan ɗayan motocinsa, Citroën ya riƙe yuwuwar amfani da wannan sunan a nan gaba, yayin da yake kare amfani da wasu ƙira tare da harafin X.
"Citroën zai riƙe 'yancin yin amfani da X a cikin sunaye kamar CX, AX, ZX, Xantia… da XM," in ji shi.
Source: Carscoops