BMW Has Already Built 50,000 iX3 Neue Klasse Electric SUVs
Less than a year since assembly started at the new Debrecen plant in Hungary, the second-generation BMW iX3 has already reached a production milestone: 50,000 units.
Less than a year since assembly started at the new Debrecen plant in Hungary, the second-generation BMW iX3 has already reached a production milestone: 50,000 units.
According to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the new BMW iX3 for China goes 919 kilometers on a single charge.
The 2026 BMW iX3 50 xDrive is officially rated at 570 kilometers (354 miles) of range under Brazil's more demanding test cycle.
Codenamed NA3, the fully electric BMW 4 Series will have a folding soft top and four seats when it arrives in 2028.
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A camouflaged NA1 prototype in black sapphire paint hints at a longer, more sloped tail than BMW's teaser implied.
The BMW i3 is officially back, and as these images show, it has nothing in common with the quirky hatchback that originally carried the name.
Not only is the iX3 off to a strong start, but BMW reports the i3 is also enjoying strong demand ahead of its market launch this fall.
The BMW iX3 is among the first cars to score a maximum five-star rating under Euro NCAP's more stringent vehicle safety assessment protocols introduced this year.
BMW says the iX5's arrival doesn't spell the end for the iX, at least not right away.
The limited-run 7 Series Nero Lusso Edition makes its first appearance in South Korea, where BMW has allocated only 29 units out of a total production run of 135 vehicles.
The BMW i8 still looks like a supercar in 2026, only now early coupes cost less than many new luxury sedans.