BMW has presented a family crossover with a spacious interior
The BMW X3 L crossover has been lengthened by 110 mm, making it more spacious inside. The model will be launched with turbocharged gasoline engines.
The lineup of the new fourth-generation BMW X3 has been expanded to include the extended L variant. The crossover was unveiled in China, as production will soon begin there at the Brilliance-BMW joint venture. Details about the model were revealed on the German automaker’s official website.
The BMW X3 L crossover is 110 mm longer, bringing its overall length to 4,865 mm, with a wheelbase of 2,975 mm. The car’s design remains unchanged: it features a wide radiator grille, slanted headlights, and recessed door handles. Interestingly, all versions of the extended model will come with the M Sport package, featuring more aggressive bumpers and 19-inch wheels.
The interior of the BMW X3 L has become more spacious—there is now more legroom in the second row. The driver’s seat remains unchanged: the dashboard features a curved, two-section display. New features include a panoramic sunroof, sport seats, and wireless charging for smartphones.
The new BMW X3 L is launching with 2.0-liter turbocharged gasoline engines producing 190 and 258 l.s. Both models are equipped with an 8-speed automatic transmission and all-wheel drive.
