2026 BMW iX3 50 xDrive M Sport NA5 Auto AWD

$121,900

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$99,463 - $141,808

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Odometer 150 km

Body type Suv

Fuel Electric

Estimated range WLTP range of up to 805km

Vehicle Overview

The 2026 BMW iX3 50 xDrive M Sport represents a significant step forward for BMW's electric SUV range, combining a spacious five-door body with dual-motor all-wheel drive and the technology of the Neue Klasse architecture. As a demonstrator with just 150 km, it presents as a near-new example of BMW's latest approach to electric performance and everyday usability.

Power comes from an electric drivetrain producing a combined 345 kW and 645 Nm, with the xDrive system distributing drive through all four wheels. The quoted 0–100 km/h time of 4.9 seconds and 210 km/h maximum speed give the iX3 a distinctly performance-focused character, while the single-speed automatic transmission keeps the driving experience smooth and immediate. This combination should make the vehicle equally suited to relaxed urban travel and confident open-road progress.

Long-distance usability is a central strength. The vehicle is listed with a WLTP driving range of up to 805 km, while its high-voltage lithium-ion battery is specified at 113.4 kWh. When connected to a suitable high-output DC charger, the iX3 can add up to 372 km of range in 10 minutes under ideal conditions. A stated fast-charge time of 21 minutes further reinforces its suitability for planned longer journeys, although real-world range and charging performance will depend on conditions, charging equipment and driving style.

The M Sport specification adds a more focused visual and dynamic character without sacrificing the practical qualities expected of an SUV. Its 20-inch alloy wheels, performance brakes and sport steering wheel complement the model's all-wheel-drive layout. A tinted sunroof, ambient lighting, heated steering wheel, memory seat and multi-zone climate control contribute to a more comfortable cabin, while black interior trim pairs with the Black Sapphire exterior for a restrained, cohesive appearance.

Technology is integrated throughout the cabin. BMW Panoramic Vision and a 17.9-inch central display provide the main interface for vehicle information and entertainment, while Apple CarPlay, Android Auto, wireless device charging and a head-up display help keep key functions accessible. Fully automatic parking assistance is also listed, supporting easier manoeuvring in tighter spaces.

Safety and driver assistance equipment includes adaptive cruise control, lane keeping assist and lane departure warning, alongside an integrated dash cam. These systems are designed to reduce the workload on longer drives while retaining the driver's control of the vehicle.

Despite its performance credentials, the iX3 remains a practical family-sized SUV. The five-seat cabin is complemented by a 520-litre minimum load area that expands to 1,750 litres, and the vehicle has a stated payload of 540 kg. Its 2,000 kg braked towing capacity also gives it useful versatility for owners who need to carry more than passengers and luggage. With electric propulsion, a substantial driving range and a broad mix of comfort, connectivity and driver-assistance features, this demonstrator offers a comprehensive introduction to BMW's next-generation electric SUV technology.

Other highlights include Drive train: Four Wheel Drive.