2025 BMW i5 xDrive40 : An Electric 5 series For the First Time!

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Here is the summary of the YouTube video about the electric car:
- The reviewed car is the new G60 generation 2025 BMW i5 eDrive40.
- The car has a striking design.
- It is a great starting point to get warm with the whole 5-series range.
- The i5 shares some parts with the gas version but does not have front storage.
- Its sleek headlights have LED and laser units.
- The car has M Sport Package, leading to the aggressive sporty bumper design.
- It has smoked aluminum around the grill, though the grill is not really a grill.
- The Blue Halo logo is a symbol of its electric/hybrid type.
- Option of 20" wheels that really enhance the side profile.
- The rear has a subtle design with a spoiler from the M Sport package and a diffuser-looking addition, but its vented cutouts look empty as an EV.
- Its 85 kWh battery and two electric motors combine for 390 horsepower.
- It has xDrive with an All Wheel Drive.
- It is estimated to be able to hit 0-100 km/h (60 mph) under 6 seconds with the boost.
- Its standard steering is light and maneuverable but has no rear-wheel steering.
- Has a claimed range of 430-ish odd km with normal use. During sub-zero temperature driving, expected range is about 280-320 km.
- The curved screen display has nice resolution, touch responsiveness, and wireless Carplay and Android Auto.
- The AC controls being touch-only isn't the reviewer's preference.
- It has three-spoke steering and one paddle (boost).
- The reviewer was impressed with the ambiance, comfort, and dual-tone interior.
- The seats are comfortable and the car has memory seats, but there are no massage seats, which is odd for the price.
- 550-600 liters of boot space plus under storage.
- No backseat blind.
- Overall, driving the i5 is a great experience with an amazing exterior, a premium and practical interior, great driving dynamics, and it has rekindled the reviewer's love for the 5-series.
- The reviewed i5 costs $97,000 Canadian.

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