About the BMW X5
An overview built from this model's generation and trim data.
The BMW X5 is an SUV from Germany, currently in its 2nd generation (produced since 2023).
Powertrain options include mild-hybrid gasoline and plug-in hybrid (PHEV). Engine sizes range from 2L to 4.4L. The transmission is 8-speed automatic. The drivetrain is AWD. Power ranges from 245–625 hp. 0–100 km/h takes as little as 3.9s. Electric range reaches up to 110 km on a 29.5 kWh battery.
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2 Generations Since 2013
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Generation 1 Restyling 1
2023–Present
Generation 1
2018–2023
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
Common questions about this model — composed from its generation and trim data.
What is the BMW X5? +
The BMW X5 is a SUV 5 Doors from Germany, currently in its 2nd generation, introduced in 2023.
What powertrain options does the BMW X5 offer? +
The BMW X5 is available with the following powertrain options: Hybrid.
What type of engine does the BMW X5 use? +
The BMW X5 uses combustion engines with displacements of 2L – 4.4L. Transmission options include Automatic 8. Drivetrain options include AWD.
What is the electric range of the BMW X5? +
The BMW X5 offers up to 110 km of electric range from a 29.5 kWh battery. This is the manufacturer's rated figure — real-world range is usually 15–20% lower depending on speed, climate, and load.
How powerful is the BMW X5? +
The BMW X5 produces between 245 and 625 hp, accelerating from 0–100 km/h in as little as 3.9s.
How many seats does the BMW X5 have? +
The BMW X5 seats 5–7 passengers, depending on the trim and configuration.
How many generations of the BMW X5 are there? +
The BMW X5 has spanned 2 generations, the first launched in 2013 and the current one in 2023.
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