A new chapter is opening for BMW’s long-running X5, and it comes with a powertrain option few rivals can match. Alongside the usual gasoline, diesel, plug-in hybrid, and battery-electric choices, the ...

Take a closer look at the BMW X5 facelift in this driving review, highlighting its updated design, interior refinements, and performance upgrades. We explore how the refreshed X5 continues to deliver ...

BMW believes its six- and eight-cylinder engines will live on well into the next decade, despite a shift to engine downsizing and electrification. The German carmaker is also critical of the European ...

Arguably more ambitious than BMW's completely new iX3 battery-electric sport utility vehicle, the next generation of the X5 has been spied with Neue Klasse-inspired exterior lighting elements and ...

For years, BMW has been working alongside Toyota on hydrogen powertrains, despite many other legacy automakers backing away from hydrogen development to focus on hybrid and battery-electric vehicles.

BMW has just made automotive history by launching the first-ever model that comes with five different drivetrain options. That's right! The upcoming BMW X5 will be available as a petrol, diesel, ...

The iX5 Hydrogen pilot model used a second-generation system built around Toyota-supplied fuel cells but with BMW-developed integration. It combined a 187bhp fuel cell stack with a 295bhp electric ...

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The next-generation BMW X5 is expected to debut in early 2026, and it will do so with nearly all powertrain options under the sun. Apart from the usual catalogue of petrol, diesel, and plug-in hybrid ...