Real MPG: BMW X5 (2014 - 2018)

Number of RealMPGs submitted

16–46

Real MPG

31.3

Average

Impressive interior quality and exceptionally comfortable, handles very well for such a big vehicle, available as a two-wheel drive 25d model with strong fuel economy.

Aggressive looks not universally popular, expensive to buy, thirsty petrol engines, high running costs.

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Select engine for more Real MPG information:

Engine	Official MPG (NEDC)	Official MPG (WLTP)	Real MPG Avg.	Real MPG %
M50d	36.2 mpg	-	29.3 mpg	81%	Submit
sDrive 25d	47.9–52.3 mpg	-	34.1 mpg	68%	Submit
X5 M	25.4 mpg	-	18.4 mpg	72%	Submit
xDrive 25d	50.4 mpg	-	32.6 mpg	65%	Submit
xDrive 30d	40.3–40.9 mpg	-	31.8 mpg	78%	Submit
xDrive 40d	40.3–40.9 mpg	-	31.5 mpg	78%	Submit
xDrive 40e	83.1 mpg	-	36.7 mpg	44%	Submit
xDrive 50d	36.2 mpg	-	29.3 mpg	81%	Submit
xDrive 50i	29.1 mpg	-	18.3 mpg	63%	Submit

*Based on WLTP MPG values

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BMW X5 (2014 - 2018)

Impressive interior quality and exceptionally comfortable, handles very well for such a big vehicle, available as a two-wheel drive 25d model with strong fuel economy.

Rivals

BMW X5 (2014 - 2018)	31.3	avg mpg
Lexus RX (2015 - 2022)	33.9	avg mpg
Volkswagen Golf GTE (2015 - 2020)	75.8	avg mpg
Mercedes-Benz S-Class (2014 - 2020)	36.7	avg mpg