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BMW X5 pictures leak

Leaked pictures of the next-generation BMW X5 give our first look at the larger, more efficient SUV

The first pictures of the all-new BMW X5 have reportedly leaked, revealing a familiar profile but a mixture of design cues borrowed from BMW’s current and future models.

The more rounded front end, featuring headlights that flow in to the double kidney grille, is a feature of the new 3 Series, while the shapely air vents either side of the bumper are borrowed from the 4 Series Coupe concept. The rear lights look like scaled up versions of the units found on the X3.

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We’re expecting the X5 to grow considerably over the car it replaces to help distance it from the smaller X3. A longer wheelbase will free up even more space in the cabin, so we’ll almost certainly see the return of the seven-seater variant.

The new X5’s interior will focus on improved quality, with better materials used throughout, and tech features like selectable dampers, iDrive and a large widescreen display for the internet-connected infotainment system all to be offered.

Meanwhile, the engine range will consist of the usual 3.0-litre six-cylinder diesels and V8 petrols. The big news will be the introduction of a four-cylinder turbodiesel, and a petrol-electric hybrid is also likely to be offered.

The new BMW X5 will go on sale later this year, with prices starting from around £45,000.

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