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BMW IX3 210KW M Sport Pro 80KWH 5DR Auto
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BMW IX3 210KW M Sport Pro 80KWH 5DR Auto

£31,995

Make
BMW
Model
IX3
Year
2022
Mileage
24,324 mi
Fuel
Electric
Transmission
Automatic

Overview

This 2022 BMW iX3 M Sport Pro represents modern electric motoring with impressive credentials. Powered by an 80kWh battery delivering 210kW, it combines performance with zero-emission capability. The M Sport Pro specification adds dynamic styling and enhanced comfort features. With 24,324 miles on the clock, this five-door automatic is well-maintained and ready for the next owner. Enjoy responsive handling, premium interior quality, and the practicality of a compact luxury SUV. Perfect for those seeking an electric vehicle with genuine BMW engineering and distinctive design.

About the BMW IX3

The BMW iX3 is a mid-size electric SUV that slots into BMW's lineup as an electrified version of the X3. It targets premium buyers seeking a practical family SUV with zero-emission capability and the BMW brand appeal. The iX3 uses a single rear-mounted electric motor and is primarily sold in markets including the UK and Europe, where it competes against rivals like the Mercedes EQC and Audi Q4 e-tron. The design maintains BMW's traditional styling language with the characteristic grille adapted for electric configuration. It offers a reasonable driving range and practical interior space, though its performance and technology have been viewed as solid rather than class-leading.

Pros

  • +Practical interior space and boot capacity
  • +BMW brand quality and prestige appeal
  • +Adequate real-world driving range for daily use
  • +Comfortable ride and refinement
  • +Good build quality and materials

Watch out for

  • Rear-wheel drive only limits traction in poor weather
  • Infotainment system criticized as less intuitive than rivals
  • Pricing positioned at premium end of segment
  • Acceleration modest compared to competitors

Common issues

  • !Battery degradation concerns over extended ownership
  • !Charging infrastructure reliance in some regions