All the Reasons BMW Got Rid of the iDrive Controller for the iX3 and iDrive X
BMW’s 2026 iX3 ditches the iconic iDrive controller for touchscreen, voice, and steering wheel controls. Here’s why the scroll wheel is gone.
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2026 BMW iX3 Configurator Goes Live To Reveal Base Model
The BMW iX3 configurator is already up in Germany, where the electric SUVs starts from 68,900 euros. This is what you get for the money.
The BMW iX3 Is Finally Coming To The U.S. With 400-Mile Range
BMW iX3 Set to Arrive in the U.S. in 2026 With 400-Mile Range and $60K Starting Price
2026 BMW iX3 Debuts as the First Neue Klasse SUV with 497-Mile Range and 800V Charging
BMW launches its first Neue Klasse EV—the 2026 iX3—with 497 miles of range, 800V charging, and a groundbreaking new design.
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The New BMW iX3 Lights Up Ahead Of Imminent Debut
Hiding in the shadows is the all-new BMW iX3 with its illuminated kidney grille flanked by a light bar and sharper-looking headlights.
2026 BMW iX3 Front Trunk Capacity Revealed
The new iX3 is the first BMW since the i3 with a front cargo area. The frunk will be able to swallow 58 liters (2 cubic feet).
BMW Boss Claims The New iX3 ‘Will Be The Benchmark’
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse told Bloomberg the second-generation iX3 will prove once and for all that BMW 'can build superior electric cars.'
BMW X3 M Electric Reportedly Launching in 2027 Without “i”
A second source confirms BMWBLOG’s report: the next BMW X3 M will be fully electric, drop the “i” from its name, and launch in 2027 on the Neue Klasse platform.
2026 BMW iX3 Gets a Frunk—Finally
The new BMW iX3 will include a front trunk for the first time since the i3. It’s small, made from recycled marine plastic, and long overdue.
The New BMW iX3 Is Greener Than The Gas X3 After 21,500 Kilometers
The 2026 BMW iX3 has a much lower carbon footprint than the gasoline-fueled X3, especially when charged using renewable energy.
2026 BMW iX3 Energy Consumption Numbers Revealed
BMW CEO Oliver Zipse reveals how much battery juice the new iX3 Neue Klasse will consume for every 62 miles (100 kilometers) covered.
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