Новый BMW X5M. Самый мощный BMW за всю историю.

Hello friends. BMW is in full swing preparing to unveil the new generation X5, as I've mentioned repeatedly, but the most interesting thing is that BMW M engineers are already actively testing its most extreme version—the future BMW iX5 M. A prototype of this version was recently spotted during road testing, and these photos provide the first glimpse of what the new flagship of the company's sports SUV line will be like. Moreover, according to available information, the German manufacturer intends to create a vehicle that will significantly surpass the current BMW X5 M in performance and power, opening a completely new chapter in the history of the M division. The test vehicle, as expected, is covered in heavy camouflage and is very difficult to discern, but numerous details indicate that it is a full-fledged M model, not an M Performance version. Ford continues to actively expand the Bronco family and has unveiled one of the most unusual and, at the same time, most atmospheric versions of its SUV—the Ford Bronco Filson. At first glance, it might seem like just another special edition model with a new exterior color and a few decorative elements, but in reality, we're looking at a completely different approach to creating an adventure vehicle. The new Bronco Filson was created for people who enjoy weekends away from civilization, traveling through forests and mountains, but don't want to sacrifice the comfort of a modern vehicle. To realize this idea, Ford teamed up with the American brand Filson—a company with over a century of history and considered one of the symbols of American outdoor culture. Ferrari has no plans to abandon the production of new internal combustion engine models. After the premiere of the controversial Ferrari Luce, many fans feared the Italians had taken a wrong turn. But this is not the case. The company's management itself confirmed that the brand's future will be built on three pillars: traditional gasoline models, hybrids, and fully electric vehicles. Ferrari management believes that customers choose its cars not only for speed, but also for the emotions evoked by the engine's sound, its character, and the mechanical feel of the controls. This is why the company believes that internal combustion engines remain a vital part of its philosophy.