1 / 5

Caption Text

2 / 5

Caption Two

3 / 5

Caption Three

4 / 5

Caption Four

5 / 5

Caption Five

❮ ❯

About BMW X3

The BMW X3 is spacious enough for a family, good to use as an everyday car or even take it out for a long jaunt on the weekends. It has a refined engine, smooth gearbox, sorted ride and gives a good feeling of being in control even when driven aggressively.

BMW X3 OverView

You’re eyeing the new 2018 BMW X3 that was launched in April this year. BMW unveiled this third-generation X3 at the 2018 Auto Expo and it is based on the CLAR platform. Its aluminium-intense construction allows it to be 55kg lighter than its predecessor. The new X3 is currently being offered in the xDrive 20d (Expedition, xLine and Luxury Line), and the xDrive 30i (only Luxury Line) variants. For this review, however, we’ve roped in the services of the 20d model in its Luxury Line form. Let’s dive straight in. This iteration of BMW’s X3 continues with the traditional design language that we are all familiar with - the inconspicuously long nose and the kidney grille. However, the grown-up appearance emanates from a larger grille with tall slats that are heavily cladded in chrome. It even feels thoroughly modern with those partially-hexagonal DRLs that’re tagged to adaptive head lamps. In profile, it’s definitely the squared-off wheel-wells, prominent creases and chrome-framed quarter-glass which instantly attracts your attention. At the rear, the compact windscreen coupled with the large tail lamps housing sizzling LED graphics that wrap around both edges of the body shell manage to keep the momentum flowing quite well. There’s even a rather bold off-road intent through the bash plate and black cladding all over. The new BMW X3 is undoubtedly pleasing to the eye.

Personal OverView

Variants

For More Details ....

CLICK HERE