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2022 BMW X5 Black Vermilion edition is not for everyone

By Matthew Lynch
February 3, 2024
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From its striking appearance to its limited availability, the 2022 BMW X5 Black Vermilion edition makes a bold statement that is not necessarily aimed at the mass market. This special edition of the X5 luxury SUV showcases unique design features that set it apart from its counterparts.

At the heart of the Black Vermilion edition is an emphasis on contrast and exclusivity. Clad in a svelte Frozen Black Metallic paint, the vehicle immediately presents an air of sophistication that is elevated by red accents found on the kidney grille, which BMW aficionados will recognize as a departure from the traditional chrome or black finish. This same red hue subtly adorns the 22-inch wheels, further differentiating it from other X5 models.

The interior of the Black Vermilion continues this theme with premium materials and exclusive touches. Black Merino leather upholstery is standard, providing a luxurious feel to the cabin, while red piping and stitching complement the car’s external design cues. Additionally, Piano Black trim elements and BMW Individual interior badging signify this SUV’s special status within the lineup.

BMW has limited the production of this unique offering, which means not everyone will have the chance to own or experience it. This exclusivity adds to its allure but also places it outside of some buyers’ reach – whether due to production scarcity or a price point that exceeds what some are willing to pay for a luxury SUV.

Performance-wise, buyers will find that the Black Vermilion edition offers no significant departure from the high standards set by other X5 variants. The model packs ample horsepower, sophisticated driving aids, and all manner of modern conveniences one would expect in a vehicle of this caliber.

Ultimately, while its dramatic design and rarity will attract a niche group of enthusiasts and collectors, the 2022 BMW X5 Black Vermilion edition is not designed with widespread appeal in mind. Its strong identity and exclusive features are crafted for those who seek distinction and rarity in their automotive choices.

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