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BMW unveiled the fully electric iX3, the first model in its 'neue klasse' series, in Munich. The sports activity vehicle features sixth-generation eDrive technology and offers a driving range of up to 805 kilometers. Production will begin later this year in Hungary, with deliveries in Australia starting by mid-2026.
BMW unveiled the iX3, the first model in its 'neue klasse' series, in Munich, emphasizing a new direction in design and technology. The fully electric sports activity vehicle features sixth-generation eDrive technology, allowing a driving range of up to 805 kilometers. Chairman Oliver Zipse highlighted the iX3 as a major advancement in driving experience and design, marking a new era for the company. Production will commence later this year at the BMW Group Plant Debrecen in Hungary, with Australian deliveries slated for mid-2026. The iX3 50 xDrive will be the initial variant available in Australia, equipped with a dual motor configuration producing 345kW and 645Nm of torque. Its high-voltage battery supports an 800V system with a capacity of 108kWh. The iX3 aims to integrate sustainability and digitalization into BMW's product offerings. This launch signifies the company's commitment to innovation and electrification in the automotive industry.