BMW X3 ushers in the fourth generation of the German automaker's wildly popular compact luxury SUV. This latest iteration ...

Like most small luxury crossovers, the 2025 BMW X3 offers seating for five. Cargo capacity has improved this year to 31.5 cubic feet of space, or a maximum of 67.1 cubic feet with the rear seats ...

BMW’s 0–60-mph estimate for the updated X3 30 is bang-on what we recorded ... while max volume (rear seats down) grows from 62.7 to 67.1 cubic feet. The GLC’s measurements are 21.9 and ...

The 2022 X3 has Good ratings in all IIHS crash tests but isn't a Top Safety Pick because of a Marginal rating for LATCH ease of use (it has deeply recessed lower anchors for child car seats). The 2022 ...

The vibe is more cold and cutting-edge than elegant, but the front seats are comfortable and supportive, and six-foot-tall passengers fit nicely in the second row. The X3’s cabin features a widescreen ...

The 2025 BMW X3 30 xDrive utilizes a 255-hp turbocharged ... and a new gear-selector toggle lives on the center console. As standard, the seats are electronically adjustable and heated.

Seat heating is present in both rows, though it’s an extra-cost option for the back row. The X3’s cabin is arguably more of a departure than the exterior design. BMW has made no secret of its ...

side and in-between airbags for the front seats, head airbags for both the front and rear and belt-force limiting seatbelts up front. But enough of the bad about the 2025 BMW X3, because there’s ...

Dimensions have barely changed from the previous X3, so rear-seat space and luggage capacity is maintained. Long road trips will undoubtedly be improved by BMW's competent driver-assistance ...

BMW has also lowered the X3 by an inch to help improve its sporting ... Every model will now come equipped with heated sport seats, which can be finished in one of three hues.