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Introducing the all-new BMW X3

Introducing the fourth generation of the popular BMW X3.

Boasting enhanced sporting appeal, updated design language, and being more versatile than ever, the BMW X3 is set to continue its past success.

The SUV game, or SAV in BMW terminology, is a popular segment, yet the X3 has all the flair and technology which should see it continue to be ultra popular with buyers.

Design and Practicality

The new fourth generation X3 showcases an enhanced sporting appeal, with a sharp visual impact, whilst still offering more versatility than ever before.

Unmistakable BMW X model proportions are joined by defined lines, a large BMW kidney grille - consisting of diagonally arrange bars, adding a fresh touch.

Enhanced proportions feature on the new X3. It is 34 millimetres longer than its predecessor, along with being 29 millimetres wider. Meanwhile, a 25-millimetre drop in vehicle height ensures the X3 showcases a sportier look.

Of course, this means there is plenty of space, despite the sportier profile, with a 570-litre boot, up from 550 litres in the predecessor. Boot space can be increased further to 1,700 litres, also.

Technology and Safety

A more generous standard specification ensures there is plenty of technology on offer with each X3.

Three-zone automatic climate control, acoustic glazing, Comfort Access, ambient lighting and electric folding mirrors come as standard, whilst packages allow the technology to be enhanced even further.

BMW Live Cockpit Plus comes as standard, too, whilst BMW Live Cockpit Professional can be optioned, which features BMW Head-Up Display, along with an Augmented View function.

BMW Operating System 9 comes as standard, which is the latest version of BMW iDrive comes with lots of customisation, allowing you to tailor your new X3 to your exact needs.

As for safety, front collision warning, Lane Departure Warning, Parking Assistant, Reversing Assistant and Reversing Assist Camera all come as standard, with plenty more cutting-edge safety technology available to specify.

Engines and Performance

There are multiple versions of the BMW X3 when it comes to engine choice, all with strong performance.

There is an X3 30e xDrive plug-in hybrid which showcases a 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder petrol engine, which is partnered with an electric motor to produce 295bhp, and allows up to 56 miles of total electric range. 0 to 62mph takes just 6.2 seconds.

Elsewhere, mild-hybrid technology is used with other X3 models, such as in the 2.0-litre, 4-cylinder with 205bhp, good for up to 40mpg and 0 to 62mph in 7.8 seconds. An alternative 2.0-litre diesel offers a 7.7-second 0 to 62mph time, whilst returning up to 48mpg.

The range-topping model comes in the form of the X3 M50 xDrive, which offers 393bhp, allowing 0 to 62mph in just 4.6 seconds.

No matter which version of the new BMW X3 you select, you get xDrive all-wheel drive as standard.

Charging

Only the plug-in hybrid variants of the new BMW X3 need charging, and come with 11kW charging a standard.

Charging time will vary depending on your chosen set-up, but will allow up to 56 miles of total electric range when fully charged.

X3 Models

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Standard features:

18" 921 Y-Spoke Lights Alloy Wheels
LED headlights and LED rear lights
Automatic tailgate operation
BMW Live Cockpit Plus with BMW Curved Display
BMW Operating System 9 with navigation
BMW Interaction bar, backlit
Automatic air conditioning
Sport seats, electrically adjustable
Sport leather steering wheel
Wireless charging tray
Steptronic automatic transmission
Driving Assistant, camera and radar-based driver assistance systems
Parking Assistant including - Reversing Assistant, Active Park Distance Control and Reversing Assist Camera