New Delhi: BMW has always been interested in offering multiple powertrains, and that is exactly the plan for the upcoming X5, with every type of drivetrain that can be thought of. Along with the usual petrol, diesel and plug-in hybrid versions, there will be the hydrogen fuel cell option in cooperation with Toyota. That isn’t all of the news, as they also have plans for a battery electric vehicle.

There are even thoughts of an EV with a range extender, which is something Bavaria has experience with, having previously even sold the little i3 hatchback with a little petrol engine that acted as a generator.

BMW haven’t shared details about the fifth-gen luxobarge but has still confirmed their first hydrogen model will go to production in 2028. The new X5, though, is expected to debut as early as next year, so the wait for its look won’t be that long. The unveiling gives a brief idea of how the GLE competition will look.

Neue Klasse is going to be the design language of the BMW X5

Though under wraps mostly for........

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