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Facts about BMW X3

  • The BMW X3 was first introduced in the UK in 2003.
  • It is considered a compact luxury crossover SUV.
  • ‘X3’ means that it’s an SUV positioned as a smaller X5 and larger than the X1 and X2 released in 2009 and 2017, respectively.
  • The original first-generation BMW X3 (2003) was designed to be a compact version of the X5 whilst offering the same engaging experience to drive.
  • It was the first mid-size premium SUV to enter the market and, in recent years, has become BMW’s best-selling model worldwide.
  • There have been four generations and several facelifts of the BMW X3.
  • A fully battery electric version and BMW’s first battery electric SUV, the BMW iX3 was released in 2020 based on the third-generation X3.
  • Some of the biggest competitors to the BMW X3 include the Volvo XC60, Alfa Romeo Stelvio, and Mercedes GLC.
  • The third-generation BMW X3 released in 2017 shares the same platform as the 3 Series and Toyota GR Supra.
  • European first-generation X3s were manufactured under contract by Magna Steyr in Graz, Austria; second, third, and fourth-generation X3s are assembled at Plant Spartanburg in Greer, South Carolina.

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Frequently asked questions about BMW X3

Is the BMW X3 a good reliable car?

The BMW X3 is certainly a good car with a few minor flaws, but it is not the most reliable luxury crossover SUV. It generally ranks quite poorly when compared to other luxury SUVs, however, the newest generations such as the 2025 X3 have reportedly been greatly improved in terms of reliability.

Is X3 worth the money?

Yes, the BMW X3 is worth the money if you want an excellent and highly practical mid-size luxury SUV. The X3 is significantly more expensive than the smaller X1 and X2, but it offers much better performance, enhanced comfort and an advanced and modern infotainment system, a refined aesthetic (which admittedly is subjective), and excellent fuel efficiency.

Is BMW X3 fuel efficient?

The BMW X3 is reasonably fuel efficient, depending on how it’s driven. Estimates for 2023 and 2024 X3s are 29.3 mpg and 29.4 mpg, respectively. Top Gear found the entry-level petrol efficiency to be around 40.9 mpg, however. The fact of the matter is that the X3 is a pretty heavy vehicle, so it’s likely going to consume a little more fuel than one might anticipate.

Which is better BMW X3 diesel or petrol?

It depends on what you intend to use it for. Both the BMW X3 diesel and petrol powertrain versions offer a great driving experience. Petrol with mild hybrid or PHEV may be preferable for fleet managers and company buyers, whereas the petrol version offers a little more punch for a marginally higher cost than starter petrol variants. The diesel powertrain may be better for private buyers looking for a snappy and dependable SUV.

Is BMW X3 a comfortable car?

The X3 is generally seen as quite comfortable as far as seating goes, but much of the interior is perhaps not quite up to the standard of quality one would expect from BMW and there isn’t quite as much storage space as one might expect for an SUV. In terms of handling, however, the X3 offers quite a comfortable and smooth ride.