BMW has revised the pricing and specification for the fully-electric iX3, which is now priced from £59,730.
Since its reveal, the iX3 has undergone an exterior design refresh and introduced the M Sport Package as standard in the UK.
The car uses an 80kWh battery, giving a range of up to 286 miles.
The model makes the X3 the first BMW to be offered with a pure-electric drive system, a plug-in hybrid system or petrol or diesel engines.
Standard equipment includes 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic tailgate, adaptive suspension, and panoramic sunroof.
Additional standard features include wireless phone charging, heated front seat and driver assistance technology such as dirving assistant professional, parking assistant and BMW Live Cockpit Professional.
M Sport Pro models add head-up display, Harman Kardon surround sound, gesture control, parking assistant plus, automatic high beam assistant and lumbar support.
The rear-wheel-drive iX3 uses a new rear-mounted 286PS electric motor giving a 0-62mph time of 6.8 seconds.
Extensive development of the battery means storage capacity has been substantially increased, relative to the installation space required and its weight. This enhances driveability and range.
Charging from 0-80% can be completed in 34 minutes using a 150kW rapid charger, or 62 miles in 10 minutes. The car also supports up to 11kW AC charging.
|
Model |
Range (miles) |
Electric Power |
OTR Starting Price |
|
iX3 M Sport |
281 – 286 |
18.9 – 18.5 |
£59,730 |
|
iX3 M Sport Pro |
281 – 286 |
18.9 – 18.5 |
£62,730 |
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