What is the name of BMW's first SUV-coupe?

BMW’s first SUV-coupe was the BMW X6. It introduced BMW’s “Sports Activity Coupé” concept, combining the raised driving position and all-weather ability of an SUV with the sloping roofline and styling associated with a coupé.

The first-generation X6, internally coded E71, entered production in 2007 and went on sale for the 2008 model year. BMW revealed the production model at the 2008 North American International Auto Show after showing the BMW Concept X6 at the 2007 Frankfurt Motor Show. It shared its platform and many mechanical components with the BMW X5, but its lower roof and more dramatic rear bodywork gave it a distinct identity.

A common mix-up is the BMW X4. The X4 is also an SUV-coupe, but it arrived later as a smaller model based on the X3. The X2 is another compact crossover, while the X5 preceded the X6 as BMW’s conventional SUV. The X6 therefore represents BMW’s first entry into this particular body-style formula.