BMW X5

SUVs have steadily reshaped the roads for decades, and the figures back it up. Among last year’s 25 best-selling vehicles, they claimed 48.6% of the market against 40% for trucks. For wealthier buyers, the midsize SUV has long been the sweet spot, serving up space, practicality and luxury while staying …

BMW shows no sign of easing off, with 40 new models planned within the next two years. Among the most important is the next-generation X5, a midsize luxury crossover that runs practically neck and neck with the X3 in US sales. Expected to make its world premiere by summer 2026, …

The BMW X5 continues to stake its claim as one of the finest large SUVs on sale, combining the kind of road manners you would expect from a sports saloon with the commanding presence and practicality that family buyers demand. Now in its fourth generation, this latest model builds on …

Forget Arctic circles and desert heat: BMW has been putting the next X5 through its paces in West London, blending into South Kensington traffic with only its camouflage giving the game away. It’s a bold place to run a prototype, but it makes sense—tight lanes, stop-start congestion, cyclists, buses and …

BMW’s next X5 is shaping up to be more than a scaled-up iX3, and fresh winter test sightings suggest it will carve out its own design identity. Prototypes running through northern Sweden show production-style lighting hardware, with the rear graphics in particular hinting at a bolder, more upmarket signature than …