The new car is scheduled to debut in March 2025 and start pre-sale work at the same time, and the delivery will start at the beginning of the second quarter of the same year. In addition, the new model will also be introduced to the domestic market in the second quarter of next year, and its main competitors in the same class include pure electric SUV models such as the Mercedes-Benz EQE SUV and the Audi Q8 e-tron.
The photo above shows the current model overseas (for illustrative purposes only)
As can be seen from the spy photos released, the head of BMW's new iX model offers a new shape of the LED headlight cluster, and the lower grille shape has been upgraded and optimized. At the rear, the narrower LED headlight clusters will also be fitted as standard on all variants, with blue and red painted brake calipers on the wheels.
According to overseas media, BMW's new iX model product matrix will also usher in a reorganization, the original xDrive40 model will be renamed xDrive45 (maximum output of 300kW), xDrive50 will be renamed xDrive60 (maximum output of 400kW), and M70 xDrive will also replace the original M60 model, with a maximum output of 485kW. The new car will also be equipped with a higher-capacity battery to increase its range, and will offer the latest generation of the iDrive system and Level 3 autonomous driving functions.