BMW is marking 40 years of the M3 at Goodwood with a full-generation parade, historic race cars and the M Concept Neue Klasse.
New styling and tech aside, the X5 delivers on BMW’s technology-open approach like no other BMW before, with a hydrogen variant to launch by 2028.
BMW's aim is to further optimise the entire vehicle lifecycle and minimise its carbon footprint, with a focus on renewable energy and secondary materials.
The X5 will be the first BMW production model to offer a choice of five different drive system technologies.
The new BMW Hydrogen Flat Storage system's optimised storage concept enables the iX5 Hydrogen to achieve a range of up to 750km.
The X5, piloted by Rebecca Dalski, achieved first place in the Bone Stock category, where competitors are permitted no modifications beyond factory specs.
The new iX5 Hydrogen is BMW's first ever series-produced model powered by hydrogen and is scheduled for production in 2028.
Renowned artist Alvaro Barrington has reimagined the BMW iX5 Hydrogen fleet with a custom wrap that will be on display during the 2025 Art Basel.
The third quarter of 2025 will see the German car manufacturer implement updates to its lineup, which will include models such as the X1, X2, and i4.
The BMW iX5 Hydrogen has already undergone the first round of testing in the 45 degree Celsius heat of the the desert of the United Arab Emirates.
The BMW X5 Protection VR6 makes use of high-strength steel and safety glass to offer protection from explosives and ballistics.
Both the BMW X5 and BMW X6 get a redesigned front and rear, alongside BMW's Curved Display in the cabin.
The BMW iX M60, XM, iX5 Hydrogen and i7 M70 are all ready to ferry the filmmakers, actors and cinema lovers attending the film festival.
Kicking things off with an Antwerp media drive, the hydrogen-powered SUV will now embark on a 'world tour' for demonstrations and trials with selected groups.
A more aggressive grille, new mild hybrid technology, and BMW's new Curved Display are but some of the new features on the X5 and X6 M Competition.
Mild hybridisation has reached the original Sports Activity Vehicle/Coupe duo, which boast sharper styling and interior and tech updates. Await an April launch!
The manufacture of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen has started at the German brand's Research and Innovation Centre's pilot plant in Munich.
BMW's fuel cells for the iX5 will be manufactured in the company's competence centre for hydrogen based in Munich, Germany.
BMW will begin manufacturing the X5 at BBA Plant Dadong following an expansion to the site, making it the second location where the SUV is built.
The validation of the unique drive system could see it becoming a new carbon-free option in markets where charging infrastructure is limited.