BMWiX3 (2026-)
- Available new
- Medium SUV
- Electric
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BMW launched the second-generation iX3 in 2025, and it arrived in the UK in 2026. It’s the first BMW to be based on the brand’s ‘Neue Klasse’ underpinnings and is one of the longest-range electric SUVs you can buy. It rivals the Audi Q6, Mercedes-Benz GLC EQ and Volvo EX60 - so how does it compare? Find out in our full BMW iX3 (2026-) review.
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- Jul 2026First reviewed by Which?
- Sept 2025Released
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