Скачать или смотреть Why this new-gen SUV is now worthy of being world’s most popular BMW (2025 BMW X3 20 xDrive Review)

The fourth-generation version of BMW’s midsized luxury SUV, the X3, has arrived in Australia with baby-iX looks and refreshed engines.

Although sitting on a carry-over CLAR platform and retaining the same wheelbase as its predecessor, the 2025 X3 has a larger body and is significantly different in virtually every area.

For now, buyers in Australia have the choice of two turbo petrol, all-wheel-drive models: the 140kW/310Nm X3 20 four-cylinder petrol and 293kW/580Nm X3 M50 six-cylinder.

Nathan Ponchard reviews the entry-level variant to discover an X3 that, while not perfect, is arguably the best generation yet.

Time codes:
0:00 - Intro
0:20 - Trim grade overview
01:53 - Styling
02:45 - Lighting details
03:20 - Boot space
03:40 - Interior options
05:25 - My Modes
06:02 - Front cabin practicality
06:41 - Rear seat
08:03 - Fuel consumption
08:37 - Driving
08:59 - Drivetrain
10:12 - Sport mode
10:34 - Ride & Handling
12:04 - Seat comfort
13:59 - Safety systems
14:29 - Verdict

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