Recently, a set of spy photos of the all-new BMW iX3 M (expected model name) have been obtained from relevant sources. As the high-performance version of the all-new iX3, the new car will feature a more sporty exterior design and be equipped with high-performance electric motors, with a maximum power output exceeding 700 horsepower. It is reported that the new model will be launched within 2026.
In terms of exterior design, the test vehicle remains heavily camouflaged. However, the disguise suggests the car will feature a larger front bumper with a two-section ventilation and cooling opening design, similar to that seen on the previously showcased all-electric BMW M3. Furthermore, the new model continues to follow the design philosophy of the NK era, combining the classic kidney grille with elongated headlights on both sides, giving it a highly recognizable appearance.
From the side profile, the overall shape of the new car does not differ significantly from the standard iX3. The relatively smooth door design and robust side fenders lend the vehicle a more powerful presence. In detail, we can observe that the test car is equipped with large-sized wheels. Although these are test wheels, they measure 21 inches and are paired with Michelin Pilot Sport S5 tires, perforated and ventilated brake discs, and M-style fixed calipers with opposed six-piston brakes.
At the rear, the new car features a larger roof spoiler and is equipped with a rear window wiper. The taillight design remains consistent with the current iX3. The rear bumper incorporates a recessed license plate area, and it is expected that the production version's rear bumper will be adorned with a more sporty rear diffuser trim panel.
Inside, the new car is expected to feature M sport seats, an M sport steering wheel, and other configurations, with details emphasizing its M model attributes. Powertrain-wise, it is anticipated to utilize a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system producing a maximum power of 700 horsepower. The maximum range is estimated to be around 750 kilometers.
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