The new BMW X5 will be the first model to offer customers the option of choosing between electric, plug-in hybrid, gasoline, diesel, and hydrogen fuel cell technology. The HyMoS (Hydrogen Mobility at Scale) initiative is designed to promote the development of hydrogen ecosystems and refueling stations in metropolitan areas and is targeting an initial pilot implementation in Germany.
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The upcoming 2026 BMW X5 has been spotted during testing with production headlights, signaling significant design changes and technological advancements, including hybrid powertrains and a fully electric variant.
Source: motor.es
The next-generation BMW X5, set to debut in the first half of 2026, has been captured in new spy photos circulating online, offering a glimpse into its redesigned exterior.
The new X5, identified as the G65, is poised to be the most distinctive in the model’s history, featuring a fresh design language known as Neue Klasse, which was first seen on the electric iX3.
The vehicle will sport a unified grille and headlight design, prominent wheel arches, recessed door handles, and a reimagined rear with horizontal taillights and a relocated license plate.
Powertrain options are diverse, with plans for traditional combustion engines, plug-in hybrids, a fully electric iX5, and a pioneering hydrogen fuel cell model expected by 2028.
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The upcoming 2028 BMW X5 has been spotted testing with production lights, showcasing the Neue Klasse design language, a potential hydrogen powertrain option, and a variety of powertrain setups including electrified and traditional internal combustion engines.
Source: www.autoevolution.com