For starters, BMW dressed the electric X5 in optional Pine Grey metallic paint and paired it with the M Sport Package. It also skipped the standard 21-inch wheels in favor of a larger 22-inch set, although buyers can go one size bigger. For the first time since the X5 debuted in 1999, it\u2019s available with optional 23-inch factory wheels.<\/p>\n
Since the Goodwood Festival of Speed takes place in the UK, BMW fittingly brought a right-hand-drive iX5. Whoever configured this example splurged on an Individual leather interior finished in Smoke White, complete with a matching steering wheel. This build also features the Individual Clear & Bold upgrade, which adds genuine slate trim to the center console. It\u2019s currently mandatory on all early X5 builds<\/a>, as BMW estimates buyers will have to wait until December to order the luxury SUV without the stone accents.<\/p>\n While the slate trim is mandatory for now, the same isn\u2019t true for the passenger screen. BMW brought the iX5 to Goodwood with the optional 14.6-inch touchscreen, but unlike the facelifted 7 Series, you\u2019re not forced to have it. If you\u2019re curious to see how the dashboard looks without it, we covered the base configuration<\/a> when the configurator went live for the six-cylinder gasoline and diesel models in Germany.<\/p>\n The 60 xDrive will lead the charge (pun intended) for the electric X5, but more variants are on the way. BMW has already confirmed an M Performance version of the iX5, while a full-fat X5 M could follow as well. At the other end of the lineup, it\u2019s reasonable to expect more affordable models, perhaps an iX5 50 xDrive or something similar.<\/p>\n![\"2027](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/germany\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/07\/2027-BMW-iX5-at-Goodwood-Festival-of-Speed-6-830x467.jpg\" "\\"2027")
<\/a>2027 BMW iX5 \/ www.bimmertoday.deSmoke White Leather Interior With Matching Steering Wheel<\/p>\n