It’s Happened: BMW iX3 Racks Up 100,000 Orders In Its First Year
Every second X3 sold in Europe is now the fully electric iX3, which went on sale in September 2025 and has already amassed 100,000 orders.
Every second X3 sold in Europe is now the fully electric iX3, which went on sale in September 2025 and has already amassed 100,000 orders.
Efficiency tires and 20-inch wheels were worth 25 km more than the car managed back in April.
BMW is showing off the new iX3 by having it haul a mobile photography studio across France while powering its equipment on the road.
The second-generation iX3 made its first public appearance in Brazil, where the 50 xDrive is the longest-range EV sold locally.
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The second-generation BMW iX3 electric crossover will gain a single-motor version in the first quarter of next year.
What Car? tested all four on UK roads using a realistic 10-percent charging cutoff—and the iX3 came out on top.
About 28% of the cars BMW delivered in Europe in the first half of the year were purely electric as the Neue Klasse product offensive begins to pay off.
From blacked-out kidneys to hands-free highway driving in Chicago traffic, this is where every dollar went.
The new long-wheelbase iX3 is reportedly off to a strong start in China, even though most BMW dealers don't have one on display, let alone available for test drives.
BMW's stand at the 2026 Chengdu Auto Show puts the long-wheelbase i3 sedan and iX3 crossover in the spotlight alongside the previous-generation X5 and pre-facelift 7 Series.
The iX3 30 features lithium-iron-phosphate (LFP) batteries, which use a cathode free of nickel, cobalt, and manganese.