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BMW is preparing to give the BMW M5 a refreshed look that will echo the design language of its Neue Klasse models. Despite launching the current generation not long ago, the company is already integrating updates that will eventually influence the entire 5 Series range, including the all-electric i5 and Touring models.
The most striking changes are at the front end, where a slimmer version of BMW’s classic kidney grille and new headlight designs signal a shift toward a more modern aesthetic. Updated air intakes and a redesigned bumper enhance the vehicle’s visual appeal and aerodynamic efficiency, ensuring that form and function remain in perfect harmony.
Inside, a significant digital upgrade is on the horizon. BMW is set to introduce its new Panoramic iDrive system, which replaces the traditional rotary controller with an expansive, full-width display complemented by a large central touchscreen. This overhaul will deliver a more immersive and intuitive driving experience across the model range.
While the M5’s performance credentials—powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 combined with a plug-in hybrid system—are likely to remain unchanged, these design updates highlight BMW’s commitment to innovation. The refreshed look reinforces the brand’s heritage and positions the M5 to compete more effectively in a rapidly evolving market.
