The next-generation BMW X5 will offer hydrogen power, as well as ICE and EV assemblies, and it's expected as a 2028 model ...

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BMW is gearing up to make hydrogen power mainstream with its upcoming iX5 FCEV, a production-ready hydrogen fuel cell SUV ...

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The next-gen X5 will pick up some styling cues from BMW's EVs, but so far, only gasoline-powered models have appeared.

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Drawing on data from trusted automotive sources like J.D. Power and Consumer Reports, the following models have emerged as ...

The luxury SUVs that Consumer Reports recommends avoiding include the 2025 Alfa Romeo Tonale, the 2025 Jaguar F-Pace, and the ...

These SUVs are all available on the used market for under $25K and boast still up to date tech, performance features, and ...

And coming in as the best-selling luxury car in 2025 (so far) is the Lexus RX, and it isn't particularly close. It's not one we saw coming, as the RX has continually impressed us by subverting ...

Porsche continues to push EV tech forward with a 1,000-hp SUV that charges incredibly fast. There’s also a surprisingly solid ...