The crossover will receive gasoline, diesel, hybrid, electric and even hydrogen versions.
BMW prepares the fifth generation of the famous X5 SUV and plans to make it the most diverse in model history, Motor1 reports. In addition to the traditional fuel and diesel engines, customers are offered a hybrid plugin, a full electrical change and a version of hydrogen fuel, developed along with Toyota. The possibility of creating a de -electrical car with a fuel generator is also discussed.
The first serial hydrogen X5 should appear in 2028, but the main generation of the model (G65 Code dedication) is expected next year. With published photos on camouflage, you can see a new “face” in Neue Classse style with a vertical grille of a radiator in a retro style, similar to the one who received a new IX3. The joint knobs and a retained separate cover behind the cover are also noticeable.
Inside, the X5 will receive a fully redesigned salon with 17.9-inches central display and the panoramic vision system, which projects data throughout the width of the windshield. The traditional Idrive handle and most physical buttons will be lost – control, including climate setting, will be carried out through the touch screen. This BMW procedure will gradually apply to all its models.
The new X5 will enter the market in 2026 with the next generation of 3 series sedan and will be one of the first cars with Neue Classse DNA. If he maintains a three -row adjustment is still unknown – this niche will probably favor a larger X7, the second generation which will appear in 2027 and will also receive a version of electricity.
Global hydrogen X5 is probably not: due to the lack of developed refueling infrastructure, it will only be sold in separate markets. According to H2States, by the end of 2024 there are only 1160 stations in the world for hydrogen refueling.
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