BMW 3 Series 2.0 330e 22.3kWh M Sport Touring Auto EURO 6 (s/s) 5dr
£34,995
- Make
- BMW
- Model
- 330e
- Year
- 2025
- Mileage
- 6,000 mi
- Fuel
- Plug-in Hybrid
- Transmission
- Auto
- Body
- Estate
- Colour
- Black
Overview
This 2025 BMW 330e Estate combines luxury, practicality, and efficiency in one refined package. The plug-in hybrid powertrain delivers responsive performance while minimizing fuel consumption and emissions. With just 6,000 miles on the clock, this used example remains virtually new. Finished in elegant black, it offers the perfect balance of executive comfort and family-friendly space. Ideal for drivers seeking premium German engineering with genuine hybrid credentials and the versatility of an estate body style.
Key Features
- ✓Year: 2025
- ✓Make: BMW
- ✓Model: 330e
- ✓Body Style: Estate
- ✓Mileage: 6000 mi
- ✓Transmission: Auto
- ✓Engine: 2.0
- ✓Fuel Type: Plug-in Hybrid
- ✓Exterior Color: Black
- ✓Interior Color: Black
About the BMW 330e
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The BMW 330e is a plug-in hybrid executive sedan that pairs a turbocharged petrol engine with an electric motor and battery pack. It sits in the competitive D-segment, targeting company car buyers and affluent individuals seeking lower tax bills through reduced CO2 emissions and electric-only running capability. The current generation (G20/G21, post-2019) offers practical daily electric range of around 30-40 miles, making short commutes entirely emission-free. Design follows BMW's modern sedan language with understated elegance. The 330e appeals primarily to UK fleet buyers attracted by Benefit-in-Kind tax advantages, though private buyers appreciate the balance of performance, efficiency and practicality without full electric range anxiety.
Pros
- +Strong official CO2 emissions and tax benefits for company cars
- +Smooth powertrain with responsive performance when needed
- +Practical rear seats and boot space for a saloon
- +Adequate electric range for typical daily commutes
- +Refined, quiet cabin and good interior quality
Watch out for
- −Real-world efficiency lower than official figures if rarely charged
- −Battery adds significant weight affecting dynamics versus petrol 330i
- −Premium pricing over equivalent non-hybrid rivals
- −Charging infrastructure dependency limits appeal to some buyers
Common issues
- !Battery degradation over time affecting electric range
- !Occasional software glitches with hybrid system integration
