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2027 BMW X5 First Look: New Face, Neue Tech, and a First-Ever EV Option
BMW adds gas, hybrid and electric powertrains to the redesigned X5, and says the X5 40 xDrive can reach 62 mph in 4.5 seconds.
- The new BMW makes its world debut, offering gas, hybrid, and electric powertrains, which marks a comprehensive update for the vehicle line.
- Styling for the new SUV closely mirrors smaller versions, a design choice that has proven polarizing, while the vehicle removes the signature split rear tailgate found on previous generations.
- Engine performance is strong, featuring a 394-hp turbocharged 3.0-liter inline-six configuration, and the vehicle can reach 62 mph.
- As a mid-size two-row configuration, the interior provides comfortable seating for four adults, though buyers requiring a third row of seating should look to larger alternatives.
- Representing a new direction for the brand, these changes mark a major evolution for the popular offering, combining a restyled exterior with a modern design approach.
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BMW Gives Its 2027 X5 a Sharper Look With Winglet Doors and Launches a Long Range iX5 Electric Version
BMW revealed the fifth generation of its X5 at the Spartanburg plant in South Carolina, the same facility that builds these vehicles for markets around the world. The new model keeps the core formula that turned the original X5 into the vehicle that defined the premium Sports Activity Vehicle segment back in 1999, yet it [...]
The fifth generation of the SUV already bears the Neue Klasse design features, but the foundations still come from the old X5.
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