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The all-new BMW X3 combines a wealth of features in one luxurious, performance-oriented package.

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As high-end SUVs go, few have come close to the BMW X3 for versatility, performance, and luxury. The all-new BMW X3 pushes its reputation even further with the fourth generation providing an enhanced exterior presence and an elevation in dynamic grace.

The X3's journey began two decades ago, and today, the car is built at the BMW Group Plant Spartanburg (USA), using a production process focused on conserving resources and circularity. The popularity of the car made it the company’s best-selling model in 2023.

Car enthusiasts who have followed the BMW X3's chronology will notice marked changes in the car's design language. The latest rendition gives the car an almost 'monolithic overall' appearance with distinctive BMW X model proportions. Generously proportioned surfaces combine with crisply defined lines to produce a clearly structured exterior that has been reduced to the essentials. The new BMW X3 is 34mm longer than its predecessor at 4,755 millimetres, while width has increased by 29mm to 1,920mm. The 23mm drop in height further provides a sportier stance.

The new, enlarged BMW kidney grille makes its presence felt. A new structure for the grille interior, comprising vertically and diagonally arranged bars, adds a fresh touch. The standard BMW Iconic Glow contour lighting forms a continuous line around each element of the grille. The daytime driving lights, side lights, and turn signal indicators in the LED headlights are now all produced by L-shaped, overlapping light sources. Adaptive LED Headlights with non-dazzling matrix high beam, urban light and cornering light functions, plus blue design detailing are standard, while M Shadowline lights are standard on the all-new BMW X3 M50 xDrive.