BMW is working on a new generation of its X3, and our spy photographers have caught a first prototype as it was being offloaded from a closed trailer. The next-gen BMW X3 is set for a late 2023 reveal as a 2024 model, and we can already see that it will continue to have internal combustion-engined versions.
As you can observe, the lights on the vehicle are not final, and you should expect them to change by the time this X3 becomes a production model. All signs point to thinner lights, but their general shape, as well as position, should remain unchanged from what can be seen on this prototype. Expect LED lights as standard, with LED Matrix or Laser lights as an optional feature.
The front grille of the upcoming BMW X3 is set to grow, and – just like other BMW models – the upcoming X3 will come with an active front grille, as well as other devices meant to optimize the vehicle’s thermal efficiency, reduce its fuel consumption, and cut CO2 emissions.
BMW will also offer multiple versions of the upcoming X3, so we should see it in full-electric, PHEV, and hybrid versions, not to mention a hybridized X3 M.
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