The 2026 BMW X3 Is Here, Waiting for You

Performance

CUV owners demand a ride that can deliver both power and precision — they demand a car like the new X3. Drivers of the new X3 will be delighted by its standard 2.0-liter TwinPower Turbo inline 4-cylinder engine, capable of delivering an impressive 393 horsepower. Drivers will also be pleased with the X3’s upgraded handling capabilities, anchored by a fine-tuned suspension and available all-wheel drive. This list includes other performance features you should be aware of:

• Improved aerodynamics for increased fuel efficiency and reduced drag
• Adaptive M suspension (available on sport trims)
• Standard xDrive all-wheel drive across the lineup

Technology

The technology included in a new CUV should be able to both entertain your passengers and keep them safe, no matter what. The newest model is available with the latest safety innovations from BMW, which will help you watch the road and cover your blind spots. The new X3 knows how to let loose, too, by offering drivers a variety of multimedia and mixed-media integration options. Here’s a taste of the other technology upgrades available for the X3:

• BMW Digital Key Plus with smartphone-based unlocking
• Automatic Speed Limit Assist and traffic sign recognition
• Available Highway Assistant (hands-free driving on select highways)

Design

The new X3 continues BMW’s tradition of producing CUVs that drivers will be proud to get behind the wheel of. The new X3 offers drivers a flexible interior with a max cargo space of up to 67.1 cu ft. In addition to its impressive cargo space, the new X3 also makes certain accessories available to boost its utility. There are additional design features and options for this model, including:

• Standard panoramic moonroof with power sunshade
• Premium materials including Sensafin upholstery or Vernasca leather
• Increased rear cargo space and underfloor storage