The BMW X3 is a very important model for the German automaker. The brand has been around for a long time working on a new generation. Now, two new SUVs have been caught during road tests. Both cars have internal combustion engines. So these are not forklifts for the upcoming electric version of the iX3.
Speaking of the electric model, it looks like the upcoming BMW iX3 will have a new Neue Klasse platform designed specifically for battery-powered vehicles. However, the endothermic model must continue to use the CLAR platform. However, at the moment there is no exact information. We’ll likely learn more about this topic over the next few months. Returning to the two forklifts of the upcoming new generation BMW X3, one of the two prototypes has large wheels and red brake calipers. This is probably a model equipped M Sport package.
Both loaders are apparently still masked with films and artificial elements to hide the details of the new design. From what we see, style about the new SUV It shouldn’t be much different from the current model. The grille will remain large, but will not reach the XXL size seen on some models of the German automaker. New headlights should also appear at the front. However, it appears that BMW will not offer split headlights on the new SUV like the new 7 Series.
As for the interior, then spy photo they don’t show them. However, we will definitely find a board that is dominated by BMW curved display. The infotainment system is expected to feature the latest generation iDrive platform. As for the engines of the new BMW X3, we will probably find Mild Hybrid and Plug-in units under the hood. However, the new BMW iX3, if the use of the Neue Klasse platform is confirmed, will be able to rely on a new generation power unit.
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