BMW iX3 Wins Best Interior At German Car Of The Year Awards
Although the electric SUV won best interior and infotainment, it won’t compete for the overall German Car of the Year title.
Although the electric SUV won best interior and infotainment, it won’t compete for the overall German Car of the Year title.
BMW is now making the iX3 around the clock at the Debrecen factory in Hungary, where beginning this fall, it'll build a second Neue Klasse model, most likely the iX4.
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.
BMW continues preparing for the arrival of the first Neue Klasse model at the Regensburg factory, where the next-generation iX1 could hit the assembly line in a little over a year.
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