New BMW iX3 Aces Euro NCAP Crash Test With Five-Star Rating
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.
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.
Much like the 1 Series hatchback, its sedan sibling failed to earn a five-star rating.
BMW's best-seller grabbed all five stars in Europe's latest round of crash tests.
The new BMW 1 Series (F70) failed to grab five stars in Euro NCAP's crash test due to weak protection of the driver’s chest and left leg.
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