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2021 BMW X5 PHEV xDrive45e

xDrive45e · SUV
Market Price$36,999
Dealer Discount−$1,400
Doc Fee$995
MSRP$36,999
Paul Miller Price$36,594
$405 below MSRP
Price excludes tax, title, registration. Doc fee shown above.
Price and availability from Paul Miller BMW’s own listing as of Oct 14 — vehicles can sell or move at any time; confirm final price and availability with the dealer.
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Specifications

Engine3.0L I-6 cyl
TransmissionAutomatic
DrivetrainAWD
FuelPHEV (plug-in hybrid electric vehicle)
Mileage39,757 mi
ExteriorAlpine White
InteriorCognac
BodySUV
Conditionused
Stock #T9545906B
VIN5UXTA6C06M9H78590

Full Specifications · the 2021 BMW X5 PHEV spec sheet

Horsepower11 to 523 hp
MPGUp to 21 city / 26 highway
MPGe63 MPGe
Range400 mi total
Annual fuel cost (EPA)$3550 to $5500/yr
EPA GHG score9 / 10
MPG combined (EPA)15 to 23 combined
5-year fuel cost vs. average (EPA)$500 to $15,500 more in fuel over 5 years vs. the average new vehicle
Curb weight4,828 to 5,260 lbs
Cargo volume33.9 ft , 72.3 ft with seat area
Dimensions194″ L x 79″ W x 69″ H
MSRPFrom $59,400

Features & options

Front Ventilated SeatsMulti-Contour Seats4-Zone Automatic Climate ControlHead-Up DisplayGesture ControlTires: 275/45R20 Run-Flat ASFineline Stripe Brown High-Gloss Wood TrimHeated Front Seats, Armrests & Steering WheelFront Massaging SeatsAndroid Auto Compatibility

About this vehicle

Is this 2021 BMW X5 PHEV your perfect car? Contact Paul Miller BMW to see this Alpine White xDrive45e SUV available for $36594

Fuel Economy & EnvironmentPlug-in Hybrid Vehicle · U.S. EPA estimates
63
MPGe combined
400
Miles total range (gas + electric)
15 to 23
MPG combined
Up to 21
MPG city
26
MPG highway
$3550 to $5500
Annual fuel cost
9/10
Greenhouse gas rating
$500 to $15,500 more in fuel over 5 years vs. the average new vehicle
Source: official U.S. EPA data · fueleconomy.govRanges reflect the model’s EPA-tested configurations; actual results vary.View this model’s full EPA label →