To counter the competition from the same platform, BMW has redefined its X5 for the Indian market. the changes are in the exterior but on low profile; but there’s a fresh new bumper with larger air ducts and a deeper rear bumper; headlamps and tail lamps are altered.
The interiors have got new trim, iDrive, park assistance system. Along with these changes, BMW has kept the customers need in mind by offering enhanced performance and economy. For this purpose, X5 has the latest engines and 8-speed automatic transmission. Whereas the X5 in the UK will have iDrive30d allied with 245bhp and improved fuel efficiency and reduced carbon dioxide emission.
The higher version is found with xDrive35d being replaced by xDrive 40d to produce much more power, torque and fuel efficiency. However, the low end sDrive 30i is given up to give way for X3, slated for this year. Hence, xDrive 35i will hereafter the entry-level model and the topper range is equipped with twin-turbocharged 4.4 lit V8 in place of 4.8