Spy shots from road tests of the all-new BMW X5, internally codenamed G65, have surfaced. While the new vehicle retains the signature double-kidney grille on its front fascia, the design has been flattened, marking the first time the classic large nostril design has been omitted. This new aesthetic embodies the energy-efficient style of the Neue Klasse platform, potentially setting the stage for BMW's next-generation family design language. The car's side profile features a sleek curvature, complemented by a robust luggage rack, with a waistline that flows seamlessly through the body. At the rear, the vehicle sports a compact spoiler and a high-mounted brake light, while the taillights adopt a sleek, flat design. Production is anticipated to commence in August 2026, with the introduction of a fully electric iX5 model.
