BMW iX3 50 108.7kWh M Sport Pro Auto xDrive 5dr
£66,995
- Make
- BMW
- Model
- IX3
- Year
- 2026
- Mileage
- 6,000 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Auto
- Body
- SUV
- Colour
- Silver
Overview
This 2026 BMW iX3 is a sophisticated electric SUV combining premium German engineering with zero-emission driving. With 6,000 miles on the clock, this silver example offers the perfect blend of luxury and practicality. The iX3 delivers impressive range and rapid charging capability, making it ideal for modern drivers seeking performance without compromise. As a nearly new vehicle, it retains that fresh appeal while offering genuine savings over the list price. Perfect for those ready to embrace electric mobility without sacrificing comfort or style.
Key Features
- ✓Year: 2026
- ✓Make: BMW
- ✓Model: IX3
- ✓Body Style: SUV
- ✓Prestige: Prestige
- ✓Mileage: 6000 mi
- ✓Transmission: Auto
- ✓Drivetrain: 4WD
- ✓Fuel Type: Electric
- ✓Exterior Color: Silver
About the BMW IX3
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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
