including a new grille and headlamp styling

Lift the BMW x series, and no one know it should be said that no one did not know, from since the 1999 release X5, one after another, we see the advent of X3, X1, X6, these models are all tree new industry standards, become the object of other vendors scrambling to follow suit. Recently, overseas famous media released BMW x-series product planning and AutoBlid details, let us grabTo find out. In 2013 the new BMW X4 keywords: 3-door rear drive first, BMW plans to launch in the next-generation X3, on the basis of a sport-SAV, is expected to be launched in 2013, named X4. Although X3 shared chassis, Powertrain and its key elements swtor power leveling, but has its own body and features, providing four-wheel drive and rear drive, but only 3-door version, because5 door version reserved for another crossover. Judging from the effects of exposure, new faces before X4 have a new 3-series F30 sedan of the same design elements, including a new grille and headlamp styling, fog light than most Nissan Juke, uplift, and wheel arches outward the old republic power leveling, is very prominent. In 2014, the new BMW X5 (quoting picture parameters) keywords: a long wheelbase version of the BMW at 1999 has launched X5, a SAV model, drawing on recruiting WINS (quoting picture parameters) some of the techniques, including steep slopes gently drop and two sections of tail door design. Second generation X5 models E70 was launched in 2006, the introduction of a new platform, upgraded suspension and four drive xDrive technologies. Now what you see here is the E70 models, in 2010Publishing, new models are expected to be launched in 2014. The biggest change is the body proportions, a message indicates that, in response to the Audi Q7 (quoting picture parameter), the long wheelbase version of XL5 is under development. Although rumored BMW also launched X7, but apparently called X5, more hang. In addition, the new platform will lead to lighter body quality, power upLevels also make X5 more efficient. (Joint cross country)