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Lots of interior room; efficient, powerful engine; BMW cachet; low base price
Low-slung styling; quick acceleration; fantastic handling for an SUV; standard all-wheel drive
Stand-out style; powerful engine performance; sporty on-road handling; comfortable interior, well-appointed cabin; extensive technology features; broad range of standard safety features
Stand-out style; powerful engine performance; sporty on-road handling; comfortable interior, well-appointed cabin; extensive technology features; broad range of standard safety features
Coupe-like styling; available all-wheel drive; strong acceleration; driving dynamics
Coupe-like styling; available all-wheel drive; strong acceleration; driving dynamics
Roomy and practical; powerful engine options; great handling for an SUV; smart styling; luxurious features and technology; available all-wheel drive
Roomy and practical; powerful engine options; great handling for an SUV; smart styling; luxurious features and technology; available all-wheel drive
Traditional crossover practicality combined with swoopy, coupe-like styling; available all-wheel drive; powerful engine options; great handling; luxury and technology
Traditional crossover practicality combined with swoopy, coupe-like styling; available all-wheel drive; powerful engine options; great handling; luxury and technology
Luxurious interior; seating for up to seven people; all-wheel drive; more fun to drive than the average SUV; packed full of technology
Referring to their crossover utility products as a Sport Activity Vehicle or a Sport Activity Coupe, BMW currently features a large assortment of high ground clearance models. BMW's first premium crossover vehicle was the X5 considered to be a pioneer of the car-based unibody construction. The BMW X1 and BMW X3 have been added to the North American line-up as smaller, more affordable entry to the luxury utility market. Along with some traditional designs, BMW's crossover vehicle line-up contents some radical shapes. First introducing the sport sedan mimicking X6, BMW also debuted the smaller X4 in 2015 based on the same design format of a sport activity coupe. Along with a spacious interior and roadworthy handling, BMW's X5 and X6 are also offered with the brand's high-performance M line modifications.