Sneak preview of rendered 2019 BMW X5

Updated Apr 12, 2021 | Same topic: Car Sneak Peeks, Teasers, & Rumors

The new BMW X5 will take inspiration from the newly revealed X3.
Though the BMW X5 is two years away from full revelation, a BMW fan has bravely decided to create a rendering of this SUV. Based on the sneaked pictures of the camouflaged X5 prototype which has been tested in Denmark, the rendered X5 looks pretty conclusive.
 
According to BMW, the 2019 BMW X5 will probably adopt some cues from the third-generation X3. The rendering, accordingly, considers those cues and pairs them with design elements and proportions specific to the X5.
 
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Exterior-wise, it can be seen clearly that the headlights and kidney grille are quite similar to the new X3. Meanwhile, the lower area of the front-end is highlighted with large air curtains along with sculpted “fangs”, giving the new X5 a distinct sporty look. But more than that, the dynamics of the car is also emphasized by two character lines running from the rear to the front. Further, the bodywork comes with a more slopping roofline compared to the outgoing model.
 
Rendering of the BMW X5 2019

The rendering of the 2019 BMW X5 looks pretty conclusive
 
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As for underpinning, the new X5 will ride on the CLAR architecture. And about powertrain, it’s likely that the SUV will inherit engines from the siblings which include both gasoline and diesel engine. A plug-in hybrid version would be also available.
 
Another interesting thing of the SUV is that it will receive semi-autonomous driving technology like the BMW 5-Series. Moreover, new gizmos and drive assistance technology are likewise incorporated.
 
The production of the 2019 BMW X5 will start in August 2018 as reported and the first customers will have chance to possess the vehicle by the end of next year.

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2018 BMW X5