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The very first BMW X5 was driven off the line of BMW Group Plant Spartanburg in South Carolina on September 1, 1999. Since then, nearly 3 million X5s have been assembled in Spartanburg for markets all over the world. The BMW X5 created the Sports Activity Vehicle category, and today BMW is marking 25 years of the BMW X5 with a special, limited-edition model with an emphasis on ‘Activity’. Based on the 2025 X5 xDrive40i, the BMW X5 Silver Anniversary Edition elevates the expected on-road poise, performance, and premium accommodation with a substantial increase in off-road aptitude.
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The Offroad function (xSnow, xSand, xGravel, and xRocks modes) are not new at all. In fact, this function has been available for the current X5 since 2018. Unfortunately, like many other available options, this was not offered in the U.S. It seems like BMW NA doesn’t like to offer a lot of options for the U.S. market, yet they are built in the U.S. In my opinion, the Offroad function (xSnow, xSand, xGravel, and xRocks modes) should be standard on all SAV vehicles. Mercedes, Porsche, and Audi to name a few have them. My cousin has a 2021 X5 M50i in Zurich, Switzerland and when I visited him a few years ago, the xSnow was a great help. Otherwise, this is one crazy mixed and unmatched package. Not sure what to call it. Very confusing when you look at the car. It looks like someone just put bits and pieces together. Still missing a lot of other good options and packages that you can have on the X5 40i or even M60i. One would think the 25 Anniversary should be very special, but it is not.