When BMW launched the fifth-generation X5 last week, one particular trim stood out from the rest. A white X5 with blue stripes marked its hydrogen-powered variant, one of the five powertrains the SUV will offer.
BMW will first offer the new X5 with hybrid gas and diesel powertrains, plus plug-in hybrid and fully electric options. The hydrogen-powered iX5 will arrive in 2028, the automaker said, without specifying which countries it will be available in.