Fatal crash profile · Model year

2020 BMW X5

Compared with BMW X5 · BMW · All vehicles

Vehicles, 2020–2024
18
Fatal crashes
18
Deaths inside
6
Other deaths
22

Between 2020 and 2024, 18 vehicles described as 2020 BMW X5 were involved in 18 fatal crashes in the United States. 6 people died inside these vehicles and 22 people outside them (occupants of other vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists) died in the same crashes.

Counts show how often this vehicle appears in fatal crashes. They also reflect how many are on the road, so they are not a safety rating. See how it compares with other suvs or with all vehicles.

Overview

Vehicles in fatal crashes

Vehicles in fatal crashes by year
Category Vehicles
2020 3
2021 1
2022 6
2023 5
2024 3

Reflects how many of these vehicles are on the road as well as crash involvement; not a safety rating.

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Deaths

Who died in these crashes

21%

of deaths in these crashes were people inside these vehicles

  • About 55 percent of the share for BMW X5: 38%
  • About 40 percent of the share for BMW: 51%
  • About 40 percent of the share for all vehicles: 51%
Deaths in these crashes by year
Category Inside these vehicles Other road users
2020 0 3
2021 0 1
2022 0 11
2023 3 4
2024 3 3

Other road users are occupants of other vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists killed in the same crashes.

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Crash factors

Speeding, drinking and night-time crashes

17%

of these vehicles had a driver recorded as speeding

  • About 70 percent of the share for BMW X5: 23%
  • About half the share for BMW: 33%
  • About 90 percent of the share for all vehicles: 19%

11%

of these vehicles had a driver recorded as drinking

  • About 60 percent of the share for BMW X5: 19%
  • About half the share for BMW: 23%
  • About two-thirds of the share for all vehicles: 18%

33%

of these vehicles crashed at night (6pm–6am)

  • About 60 percent of the share for BMW X5: 56%
  • About 60 percent of the share for BMW: 57%
  • About two-thirds of the share for all vehicles: 49%
Crash factors compared
Category 2020 BMW X5 BMW X5 BMW All vehicles
Driver speeding 16.7% 23.4% 32.7% 19.0%
Driver drinking 11.1% 18.8% 22.8% 17.7%
At night 33.3% 55.6% 57.4% 49.3%

Share of vehicles in fatal crashes. Speeding and drinking are as recorded for the driver in police reports.

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Conditions

Weather and light

Weather at the time of the crash
Category Fatal crashes
Clear 12
Cloudy 3
Rain 1
Snow 1

Crashes where conditions were not reported are left out.

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Light conditions at the time of the crash
Category Fatal crashes
Daylight 11
Dark - Lighted 7

Crashes where conditions were not reported are left out.

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Where

States with the most crashes

States with the most of these vehicles in fatal crashes
Category Vehicles
California 2
Missouri 2
Massachusetts 1
Nevada 1
Texas 1
Pennsylvania 1
Indiana 1
New Jersey 1
North Carolina 1
Kansas 1

Larger states have more vehicles on the road.

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Crashes

Fatal crashes involving this vehicle

Date Location Deaths
Nov 2, 2024 Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana 2
Jan 7, 2024 Henderson, Clark County, Nevada 3
Jan 1, 2024 Shelby County, Kentucky 1
Oct 19, 2023 Malden, Middlesex County, Massachusetts 1
Oct 16, 2023 Jersey City, Hudson County, New Jersey 3
Sep 28, 2023 Grimes County, Texas 1
May 27, 2023 Hendricks County, Indiana 1
May 5, 2023 Columbia, Boone County, Missouri 1
Dec 16, 2022 New Castle County, Delaware 1
Oct 9, 2022 Santa Barbara County, California 1
Aug 7, 2022 Kansas City, Wyandotte County, Kansas 1
Mar 28, 2022 Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania 6
Feb 5, 2022 New York City, Kings County, New York 1
Jan 12, 2022 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 1
Aug 6, 2021 Arcadia, Los Angeles County, California 1
Jul 13, 2020 St. Louis County, Missouri 1
Jun 13, 2020 Georgetown County, South Carolina 1
Mar 10, 2020 Catawba County, North Carolina 1

Compare 2020 BMW X5 with another vehicle

Source: NHTSA Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2020–2024. Vehicle make and model as decoded by NHTSA's vPIC service. "All vehicles" covers every vehicle with a known make.