The X5 is based on the new ultra-light weight platform that will improve the performance of this new SUV. The X5 will be powered by six and eight cylinder petrol and diesel engines. There will be a range of hybrid powertrains on offer as well. BMW is testing the new-generation 3 Series, X5, Z5 and even the 5 Series. All these new platform vehicles are lighter, quicker and even have better ride and handling as well. The fuel efficiency will higher as well and hybrid versions will be more commonly picked as the emission norms get more stringent by the day.
The new X5 will follow the design language of the new-generation 7 Series. This is what the X3 and X2 will also have in similar, when the new generations are launched.
Source : MotorOctane
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