BREAKING! Are These "LEAKED" Images Giving Us The FIRST Look At The All-new BMW X5?

Coming to us tonight are said to be "leaked" shots of the all-new BMW X5.

If these are the real deal, this is huge news. That's because the mid-size X vehicle is a high volume auto for the Bavarians and its next-generation model has been highly anticipated.

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According to reports, a Russian website was the first to release the "leaked" images. No word on how they were obtained and as of the time of this writing, AutoSpies had not received images or an embargo on an all-new product release.

After looking at the pictures closely, it appears that the general consensus is that they are, in fact, legitimate. They do not appear to be computer-generated images or renderings. Equipped with what appears to be an M Performance package, the all-new X5 gains squinted, angular LED headlight details and an all-new, larger front kidney grille. On its side profile, the air curtain vent remains and its the stance is quite squat. Around the back the rear end has all-new rear taillights that forego the traditional "L" shape and go for a newer, more sophisticated look.

What say you, Spies?

Are these images of the all-new X5 legit?


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runninglogan1 - 6/5/2018 5:39:24 AM

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Looks legit. BMW is going to be pissed. Nice looking SUV btw.

dumpsty - 6/5/2018 9:14:59 AM

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Must be real. The site has been removed.

Nice pic. Although I'm still highly interested in the X7. Can we expect some sort of mesh between this leaked X5 & the Cullinan?

dumpsty - 6/7/2018 10:21:27 AM

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...and....the above pics were real.

So...I'm going to fully assume the X7 will be a mesh b/t the X5 and Cullinan.

btw, the new X5 looks really nice. More sporty. Better exterior proportions.

mre30 - 6/5/2018 6:50:36 AM

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An improvement! Eliminating the "Water Buffalo getting an unexpected surprise in the rear" twin grills was a good decision. Much better design.

rlbdcky - 6/5/2018 6:53:26 AM

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BMW's current crop of designers sure hate the twin kidney grill and have been going hammer and tongs to update the classic feature, but not quite successfully IMHO. Not feeling BMW's new fussy design language. Meh, but I'm sure it'll still sell well.

carloslassiter - 6/5/2018 7:12:08 AM

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Better than the current front end, but the upward jog in the shoulder line makes me uncomfortable.

MDarringer - 6/5/2018 8:13:07 AM

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I think there's a mistake. Isn't that the current one or maybe even the one before the current one?

This just doesn't look new and most buyers wouldn't be able to tell it from the current one. #FAIL

carloslassiter - 6/5/2018 8:40:10 AM

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Since inception they've tweaked the X5 with every new generation, but there is no clear trajectory or modernization - they are all just a little different. The most noticeable change is in the tailpipes, so I guess that's something.