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Yes and no. The primary encoding of SBML is indeed XML, a popular text-based language for expressing structured data in a generic fashion. However, a design goal of SBML has always been to define it in terms of a language-independent formalism (specifically, using UML) and then map that to XML, so that mappings to other formats may be easier.
