Highly unlikely.
BTW there is a couple of other oils meeting the BMW LL-01 specs.
Check out the list.
Source
"BMW Specified fluids
These fluids are those specified by name or specifaction for their appropriate applications. Other equivalent fluids may perform satisfactorily, but are not specifically named by BMWAG.
I've narrowed the list to those products that appear to be readily available in the US.
Products with grades or styles specified imply that only those matching are specified. i.e. an approved motor oil in a 5w30 is not approved in 5w-40 unless it is listed.
Engine Oils:
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BMW LongLife 98 Specification for all engines EXCEPT: M54 after 09/01, S54, N62, S62/E39 before 02/00
o 76 Pure Synthetic 5w-40
o Castrol Syntec 5w-40
o Chevron Supreme Synthetic 5w-40
o Texaco Havoline Synthetic 5w-40
o Mobil 1 5w30
o Motul 6100 Synergie 5w-40
o Motul 8100 Synergie X-cess 5w-40
o Pennzoil Synthetic European Formula 5w-40
o Pentosin Pentosynth 5w-40
o Quaker State Full Synthetic European Formula 5w-40
o Valvoline SynPower Full Synthetic 5w-40
o Valvoline SynPower MXL 0w-30
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BMW LongLife 01 Specification for all engines EXCEPT: S54, S62/E39 before 02/00
o Castrol Syntec 0w-30
o Mobil 1 0w-40
o Motul 6100 LL-01 0w-30
For the S54 and S62/E39 before 02/00, BMW only specifies the following:
o Castrol TWS Motorsport 10w-60
+ Castrol Formula RS Racing Syntec 10w-60 is an older name for the above product. Castrol markets a new product under this name which is NOT an approved product.
o Veedol Synthetic Z 10w-60"
