2027 BMW X5 40 xDrive M Sport Package Pro G65
By Lorenzo Bianchi October 24, 2026
The BMW X5 40 xDrive uses a 3.0-litre turbocharged inline-six petrol engine with 48V mild hybrid technology, producing 400 hp and up to 580 Nm of combined torque.
The M Sport Package Pro adds 22-inch Jet Black Trigon wheels, red M Sport brake calipers, darker Iconic Glow M Shadowline detailing, black exterior mirrors and exclusive interior elements.
The fifth-generation X5 measures 4,994 mm long with a 3,035 mm wheelbase, accelerates from 0–100 km/h in 5.3 seconds and incorporates BMW Panoramic iDrive with Operating System X.
BMW X5 40 xDrive M Sport Pro Combines Performance and Design
The fifth-generation BMW X5 introduces a revised exterior, a redesigned digital cockpit and an expanded selection of powertrains. Among the available configurations is the 2027 BMW X5 40 xDrive M Sport Package Pro G65, pairing a turbocharged six-cylinder petrol engine with BMW's optional sporting equipment.
The M Sport Package Pro builds upon the standard M Sport specification, adding distinctive wheels, braking components and darker exterior detailing.
M Shadowline Kidney Grille and Revised Front Bumper
The new X5 adopts a more upright front design, featuring vertically arranged kidney grilles with Iconic Glow illumination and double-X headlight signatures.
With the M Sport Package Pro, the grille receives the darker Iconic Glow M Shadowline treatment.
An M-specific front bumper incorporates additional black surfaces, complementing the enlarged air intakes introduced through the M Aerodynamics Package.
Gloss-black exterior mirrors and Shadowline roof rails continue the darker exterior treatment.
22 Inch Trigon Wheels and Lowered M Suspension
The X5 40 xDrive measures 4,994 mm long, 2,000 mm wide and 1,751 mm high, with a 3,035 mm wheelbase.
Its profile features angular wheel arches, a gently sloping roofline and BMW Winglet door handles integrated into the pillars.
The M Sport Package Pro introduces 22-inch Trigon light-alloy wheels finished in Jet Black, accompanied by red M Sport brake calipers carrying monochrome M logos.
Adaptive M suspension, included through the underlying M Sport Package, provides a lowered ride height, firmer settings and continuously adjustable dampers.
Panoramic iDrive and M Sport Interior Details
Inside, BMW Panoramic Vision projects information across the lower windscreen, accompanied by a floating Central Display running Operating System X.
The M Sport configuration includes Black/Atlas Grey Veganza and Alcantara sports seats.
Package Pro adds an M leather steering wheel, M seat belts, dedicated pedals and M-specific door sill trim.
An optional BMW Passenger Screen provides additional entertainment functionality, while ambient lighting extends across the dashboard and doors.
Turbocharged Inline Six Produces 400 HP
The X5 40 xDrive uses a 2,998 cc BMW TwinPower Turbo six-cylinder engine producing 400 hp.
Its 48V mild hybrid system includes an 18 hp electric motor, helping the drivetrain deliver up to 580 Nm.
An eight-speed Steptronic transmission distributes power through BMW xDrive all-wheel drive.
Acceleration from 0–100 km/h takes 5.3 seconds, while maximum speed is electronically limited to 250 km/h.
BMW quotes provisional WLTP fuel consumption between 8.7 and 9.2 litres per 100 kilometres.
Cargo Space and Market Availability
The X5 40 xDrive offers 650 litres of luggage capacity, expanding to 1,850 litres with the rear seats folded.
Maximum trailer load is rated at 3,000 kg.
BMW began fifth-generation X5 production in Spartanburg, South Carolina, in August 2026, with the initial variants scheduled for market launch in late November.