BMW Shows How People And Robots Build The New iX3: Video
A new video goes deep inside the Debrecen plant in Hungary where the second-generation iX3 comes to life.
A new video goes deep inside the Debrecen plant in Hungary where the second-generation iX3 comes to life.
The BMW iX3 lacks a dedicated Dog Mode, but its sensors, remote monitoring, and automatic climate logic quietly protect pets and passengers.
This iX3 configuration ticks a lot of boxes from the options list, including 22-inch Individual wheels.
The new BMW iX3 shines in Polarized Grey Metallic, revealing sharp Neue Klasse styling and M Sport Pro details near the Rock of Gibraltar.
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A classic Neue Klasse model, the 1800 TI sports sedan, joined the party.
BMW had a massive night in Germany, taking home two Golden Steering Wheel awards for the iX3 and M5 Touring—and nine Auto Trophy class wins
At the end of the journey from Debrecen to Munich, there was still enough juice in the battery for more than 20 kilometers.
BMW brought a high-spec iX3 to the Auto Zurich Show in Switzerland.
BMW’s new iX3 introduces Symbiotic Drive, a hands-off Level 2 system approved under DCAS that blends driver input with advanced automation.
BMW’s China-made 2026 iX3 will launch with a Momenta-developed “Level 2+” system tuned for local traffic conditions.