Explore all features, specs, and pricing for BMW 5 Series electric and gas-powered luxury vehicles. Every 5 Series is packed with BMW's legendary performance DNA. The i5 powertrain, range, design and technology all propel this electric sedan to the top of its class.
Electric This is the new BMW 5 Series, and it's gone fully electric for the first time Current range-topper is a 593bhp twin-motor M car that'll do 0. The flexible powertrain architecture means the new BMW 5 Series can be offered in all. The new BMW 5 Series is set to begin in the same year the plant celebrates 50 years of manufacturing BMW models.
The Dingolfing facility is also home to BMW's competence center for electric drive system production, which includes the manufacturing of electric motors and high. BMW has revealed the 8th generation of its midsize 5 Series sedan, which will go on sale in late 2023 as a 2024 model boasting fresh looks, more tech and an available fully-electric powertrain for the first time in 5 Series history. That's the aptly named i5, following the naming conventions of other all-electric BMW vehicles.
There are still internal combustion offerings, which we'll get. The 2025 BMW 5 Series builds on its eighth generation with new standard features, refined luxury, and impressive performance. Think of the 2024 BMW i5 as, very simply, the regular 5 Series' fully electric counterpart.
We review the gas-powered 5er separately, but in a way you can think of the i5 as an optional powertrain. The new 5-Series range is the first of BMW's luxury sedans to go fully electric. The driving experience in the i5 M60 is superb.
BMW's signature 5-Series is now available in EV form, with superb performance, precise handling and decent range. What's not to like? Maybe the price. Photo: BMW The new 5 Series is offered across 5 different trim levels, some of them with hybrid gas engines and some with fully electric powertrains.
The electric models include the i5 eDrive40, which features a rear axle-mounted electric motor that makes 335hp and 295ft-lbs of torque - or up to 317ft-lbs when using Sport Boost or launch control. Electronically limited to 120mph, the i5.