E60

E60 is a designation that can refer to several things. In the automotive field, the most widely recognized use is the chassis code E60 for the fourth generation of the BMW 5 Series, produced from 2003 to 2010. The E60 sedan is the four-door version of this generation, with its wagon counterpart designated E61. The generation introduced a newer design language and a range of petrol and diesel engines, and it was replaced by the F10 5 Series in 2010. The E60 platform also underpinned related models in BMW’s lineup, and several performance variants were offered, including sport-oriented versions and high-power gasoline engines.

In transportation infrastructure, E60 denotes a major international road in the United Nations European Agreement on Main International Routes network. The European route E60 runs across multiple countries, forming an east–west corridor that links parts of Western, Central, and Eastern Europe. The designation is used within official road signage and maps across participating states.