2025 BMW M5 Wagon Confirmed for U.S., Hybrid Could Pack 738 HP

• BMW has teased the next-generation M5, specifically the wagon model that's called the M5 Touring.

• We expect the M5 to have the same plug-in-hybrid V-8 powertrain as the XM, which produces up to 738 hp in the Label Red version.

• The most exciting news is that BMW will bring the wagon version to the U.S.

UPDATE 4/4/24: BMW officially confirmed that the 2025 BMW M5 Touring is coming to the U.S., marking the first time that BMW has ever sold a wagon version of the high-performance model in the States. It will have a hybrid powertrain and promises more cargo space than the upcoming seventh-generation M5 sedan. Production will begin in the fourth quarter of this year, so look forward to hearing more information soon.

A new generation of the BMW M5 is enticing enough on its own, but news of an M5 wagon is guaranteed to send car enthusiasts into a tizzy. These new teaser photos show the upcoming M5 Touring for the first time, and we're particularly intrigued given the rumor that the longroof M5 could come to the U.S.

From what we can see in these photos of the camouflaged prototype, the new M5 takes the latest G60-generation 5-series' bodywork and adds flared fenders and an aggressive-looking rear bumper with quad exhaust tips. It appears to have a staggered wheel and tire setup with wider Michelin Pilot Sport 5 rubber in the rear.