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RM 480,800 - 618,800
BMW X5 Specs
Segment Executive
BodyType SUV
Transmission AT
Capacity 3.0 L
Horsepower 290 - 345 PS
Seats 5
The 2024 - 2025 BMW X5 is offered in 2 variants - which are priced from RM 480,800 to RM 618,800, the base model of x5 is 2020 BMW X5 xDrive45e M Sport which is at a price of RM 480,800 and the top variant of BMW X5 is 2019 BMW X5 xDrive40i M Sport which is offered at a price of RM 618,800.
Road Tax Cost*
RM2,125.00/year
Insurance Cost*
RM12,847.40/year
Fuel Cost*
RM1,025.00/year

* For reference only, you can adjust your real situation with the calculator.

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  • Overview
  • Exterior
  • Interior
  • Features
  • Powertrain
  • Driving Performance
  • Ride Comfort
  • Fuel Consumption
  • Conclusion
  • Overview

    BMW X5 – Overview

    BMW Malaysia has made quite an impact with the BMW X5 series with the introduction of the previous-generation X5 Hybrid back in 2016. Thanks to generous incentives under the Energy Efficient Vehicle (EEV) classification and other corporate-led investments, the F15-generation X5 could be had under RM 390,000, a significant reduction compared to the 3.0-litre-engined variant priced at over RM 570,000.
    The sales success created by the plug-in hybrid vehicle (PHEV) convinced BMW Malaysia that PHEV powertrain is well-accepted and also the direction forward for the brand in Malaysia. The new-generation G05 X5 xDrive45e M Sport was introduced after the launch of the petrol-only xDrive40i in 2020. The initial first batch of BMW X5 2020 was imported from BMW USA located in Spartanburg, South Carolina, USA.
    Thanks to the experience in negotiating on the pricing of locally-assembled hybrid models, the xDrive45e M Sport has a price of RM 434,377.45 in Malaysia, much lower than the xDrive40i at RM 618,800, which has its importation from BMW USA discontinued since. Direct competitor with electrified BMW X5 is the Volvo XC90 T8, priced from RM 391,150 while the Mercedes-Benz GLE 450 has seen its price reduced to RM 475,501 after switching to local-assembly.
    The fully-imported Audi Q7 3.0TFSI meanwhile is priced at RM 599,900. Meanwhile, Lexus only offers the RX300 and it is priced from RM 424,187.
    BMW Malaysia is also the biggest supporter of building and expanding the electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Malaysia through their partnership with ChargEV. As of April 2021, there are 319 individual charging points with a mix of 3.7 kW or 22 kW power delivery.

  • Exterior

    BMW X5 – Exterior

    The introduction of the PHEV X5 kitted with M Sport package has proved to be a winner and favourite. As such, the new generation G05 BMW X5 xDrive45e is also fitted with M Sport package. The bumpers have more sporty sculptures and mesh inserts, sans silver underguards with the wheel arches and side skirts finished in body colour.
    Aluminium roof rails are standard, and they are paired with satin-finished window surrounds. A panoramic glass roof is also fitted as standard.

    Length

    4,922 mm

    Width

    2,004 mm

    Height

    1,745 mm

    Wheelbase

    2,975 mm

    The BMW X5 2020 is fitted with Star-spoke 740 M Bicolour wheels measuring 20 inches with large blue coloured M-type brake calipers hidden behind. The tyres’ contact patches are massive too, with the front measuring 275-section and the rear 305-section.
    Lighting units meanwhile are Adaptive LED with BMW Selective beam system. The split-tailgate is now a standard and ingenious feature in the BMW X5. Apart from being powered, it also has hands-free opening and closing of both upper and lower tailgates.

  • Interior

    BMW X5 – Interior

    In the BMW X5 2020, specific M items such as the steering wheel with large paddle shifters, foot pedals and front door sill finishers welcome the driver. Similar to the new 7 Series and 3 Series, BMW Operating System 7 powers the standard dual 12.3-inch BMW Live Cockpit Professional driver’s display and the BMW Navigation system Professional Central Display.
    The Central Display is a touch-sensitive display carefully angled towards the driver as well as optimally in the field of view, yet not obstructing the forward view out. Few carmakers manage to get the ergonomics as well as BMW, blending form and function so intuitively well.
    The large controls and display for the automatic 4-zone air-conditioning also follow suit, angled towards the driver.
    Overall, the interior is well built with plenty of high-quality materials and wrapped with Sensatec faux leather plus double-stitching. The fineline wood trim blends very well with the metallic inserts on the centre console and door panels.

  • Features

    BMW X5 – Features

    Apart from the large 12.3-inch high-resolution displays, the BMW X5 xDrive45e in Malaysia is also fitted with the third-generation BMW head-up display, providing driving information directly in the field of vision.
    Front occupants sit in sport seats with increased adjustments. There is no ventilation function in the seats unlike in a Lexus. Four-zone automatic air-conditioning is standard, with the rear seatback split to a 40-20-40 ratio. Thanks to the clever placement and design of the large lithium-ion battery, the rear seats can fold flat with the luggage floor. With the rear seats up, the luggage space is 500 litres, expanding to 1,720 litres with the seats down.
    On a curious note, we ponder the reason for omitting the manual rear window sunblinds in the new G05-generation BMW X5, as the previous generation had this feature.
    A BMW Display Key is also included, enable the driver to perform actions such as remote engine start and opening and closing the windows and panoramic glassroof from afar and more.
    The new Comfort Access also enables walk-away auto-lock function as well as approach-unlock, where the doors unlock themselves without the physical touch of the door handles. Going one step further, pairing the BMW Digital Key with your iPhone allows the smartphone to unlock the doors and start the BMW X5 without the presence of the Display key.

    Safety

    In terms of safety, the G05 X5 xDrive45e includes Lane Departure Warning, Lane Change Warning, Forward Collision Warning, Autonomous Emergency Braking, Rear Cross Traffic Alert, passive cruise control, Rear Collision Prevention, and Speed Limit Info. There is no active cruise control unlike in the Volvo XC90 T8 which also has Pilot Assist (Level 2 semi-autonomous driving) as well as Lexus RX300’s Lane Tracing Assist feature.
    Like the G20 BMW 3 Series, this SUV also includes Reversing Assistant and parking or manoeuvring in tight spaces is greatly aided by the 360-degree view camera system.

    Infotainment

    The BMW X5 in Malaysia comes with the BMW Live Cockpit Professional navigation with a 12.3-inch touch-sensitive display. With BMW Operation System 7.0, users can customise the contents of the main display screen, displaying personalized information in up to four quarters (or widgets) such as including the sport display with audio, weather and cruising information.
    The iDrive controller can still be used, as well as gesture control and voice via Intelligent Personal Assistant. In the BMW X5 2020, occupants can enjoy their favourite tunes played over the Harman/Kardon surround sound system with 464 watts of audio power and a total of 16 speakers.
    Rear occupants also can enjoy viewing their video content via 10.2-inch touch screen monitors, fitted behind each front seat. Inputs include USB, HDMI and headphone jacks.
    Similar to other models by BMW Malaysia, there is no support for Android Auto connectivity.

  • Powertrain

    BMW X5 – Powertrain

    Engine

    The all-new BMW X5 xDrive45e gets a B58 3.0-litre turbocharged straight-six petrol engine that does 286 PS from 5,000 rpm to 6,000 rpm and 450 Nm from 1,500 rpm to 3,500 rpm. For the electric motor, the outputs are 113 PS and 265 Nm, with BMW issuing a combined system output of 394 PS and 600 Nm.
    The six-cylinder engine deserves mention, as it is incredibly smooth and delivers plenty of performance to the redline.
    The battery meanwhile is one of the largest in the plug-in hybrid segment, with an energy content of 24 kWh. For those worried about the durability and performance of the hybrid battery, BMW Malaysia has extended the hybrid battery's warranty by another 2 years/60,000 km, bringing the hybrid battery warranty to 8 years/160,000 km.

    Transmission

    The engine is mated to a new and improved 8-speed automatic transmission, with the electric motor placed in the transmission housing. In fully-electric mode, all four wheels are provided with traction, unlike the eAWD system in the Volvo XC90 where only the rear wheels are powered.

    Chassis

    The front suspension features a double-wishbone setup, while the rear axle uses a five-link layout.
    Adaptive air suspension with M Sport characteristics are standard in the BMW X5 2020. A toggle switch next to the gear lever provides the option for the driver to raise or lower the ride height, by as much a 40 mm in either direction. The change of ride height can also be remotely performed via the BMW Display Key.
    On the PHEV BMW models, the Driving Experience Control has Sport, Hybrid, Electric and Adaptive, where more changes are focused on the powertrain rather than the steering and suspension setup.

    Drivetrain

    The G05 BMW X5 xDrive45e is fitted with the xDrive all-wheel drive system. Predominantly rear-wheel drive, xDrive can automatically deliver torque to the front wheels, with a new efficiency programming that minimizes rotation of the front wheels.

  • Driving Performance

    BMW X5 – Driving Performance

    The BMW X5 xDrive45e plug-in hybrid has a combined system output of 394 PS and 600 Nm of torque and can complete the 0 to 100 km/h sprint in just 5.6 seconds. The top speed is limited to 235 km/h.
    The 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine deserves mention, as it is incredibly smooth and delivers plenty of performance to the redline. It is also well isolated and highly refined, giving an intangible high-quality experience to the occupants. There are no premium SUVs with this sort of powertrain refinement at this price of RM 435,000.
    Using different Driving Experience Modes can result in different characteristics of the hybrid drivetrain and fuel economy. Stronger regeneration (using the electric motor as a generator which can slow down the BMW X5) in Adaptive driving mode, where if planned well, one does not even need to use the brakes until coming to a complete stop when approaching traffic lights.

  • Ride Comfort

    BMW X5 – Ride Comfort

    The BMW X5 2020 in Malaysia comes standard with an adaptive air suspension that continuously adjusts the ride comfort level according to the road condition as well as the selection of the driving mode.
    Being a plug-in hybrid where the petrol engine shuts off frequently, the engine turning on and off is barely noticeable. Soundproofing of wind and tyre noise (the rear tyres are very wide at 305-section) are at excellent levels, making the cabin very serene.

  • Fuel Consumption

    BMW X5 – Fuel Economy

    The fuel consumption of the BMW X5 xDrive45e is rated at 2.5 litres per 100 km (40 km/L), with an all-electric range of 77km. Both values of course can only be obtained when the battery is full of charge, and the majority of the driving will be in electric mode.
    If the battery is not regularly charged, the petrol engine will end up moving the BMW X5 more frequently, whilst also charging the battery. There has been an independent study claiming that the fuel consumption suffers by as much as 70% or registering an average of just 18 km/l.
    Charging the large battery from empty to full takes 6 hours and 50 minutes using a 3.7 kW / 16Ah charger. As such, at its best efficiency and simplest average, an hour charge will roughly add 10 km of electric range.

  • Conclusion

    BMW X5 – Conclusion

    The biggest improvement in the new BMW X5 xDrive45e plug-in hybrid versus the outgoing model has to be the 3.0-litre six-cylinder engine. It delivers very responsive performance in a very refined manner.
    Pitting the BMW X5 xDrive45e in a real-world drag race with the Volvo XC90 T8 will see the BMW easily keeping up with the Volvo, as there is plenty of pace from the engine.
    Priced at RM 434,377.45, the BMW X5 xDrive45e 2020 offers a great combination of sporty styling, refined performance as well as high-quality ride comfort. bm

BMW X5 2024 has total 4 color options in Malaysia: Black Sapphire, Mineral White, Phytonic Blue, Arctic Grey.

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  • BMW X5 Phytonic Blue
  • BMW X5 Arctic Grey

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  • How much is the BMW X5?

    The BMW X5 is priced from:

    xDrive45e M Sport - RM 440,745
    xDrive40i M Sport - RM 618,800  

  • What features are on the X5?

    The X5 comes with a 464-watt Harman Kardon sound system and the Driving Assistant package that bundles AEB, LDW, RCTA and blind spot monitoring. 

  • What is the X5 competing with?

    The X5 shares a market with:

    Volvo XC90 - Starts from RM 373,888  

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