BMW X5 FROM $134,900

BMW recently hiked X5 prices by $8000-$10,000 as part of a major update that includes more powerful mild hybrid drivetrains. The range now opens with the xDrive 30d, running a 210kW/650Nm 3.0-litre straight six turbodiesel, priced at $134,900. The xDrive 40i, with a 280kW/520Nm turbopetrol six, is $138,900, the 360kW/700Nm xDrive 50e plug-in hybrid is $149,900 and the M60i, with a 390kW/750Nm twin turbopetrol 4.4-litre V8 is $172,900. The hotrod X5 M, with the V8 chipped for 460kW, is $241,900. This G05 X5, launched in 2018, expanded in all directions, notably in width and wheelbase. It’s still a five seater, with a third row option. Serious effort went into upgrading infotainment and connectivity on the 2023 update. The “BMW Curved Display” now includes all digital instruments in a 12.3 inch…

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