The BMW X3 has established itself as a true luxury SUV competitor over the decades since its introduction, making it a top choice among German carmakers. But now, for 2025, the X3 is going in a big and bold new direction! With BMW certainly going big for this new model, we wanted to dive in and check out all the details! This article is an in-depth dive into the 2025 BMW X3 model. Be sure to watch the video below for a detailed visual look!
What’s New for 2025?
- Redesigned for 2025
- New exterior elements
- Upgraded interior
- Refinements to both powertrains
Trims and Pricing
MSRP w/ standard AWD
xDrive30: $49,500
M50: $64,100
Prices will go up for each model, but buyers are welcomed with many new features and continued performance.
Air ball and slam dunk
Slam Dunk: Many of the tech improvements and powertrain refinements stand out for this model
Air Ball: The X3 has taken a step down in luxury when it comes to interior materials and plastics
Design and Features
As mentioned above, please watch the videos linked below for a full in-depth exploration of the exterior design and differences. The X3 takes a big departure from its previous generation for this year, taking many concept-like cues for this new package. Per usual, there will be many different design groups, being the sportiest on the M50 we drove in this review.
Here is the full breakdown of what we currently know about the feature availability:
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Feature |
Availability |
Exterior |
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LED Headlights |
Standard LEDs | Optional Adaptive Lamps |
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LED Fog Lamps |
Not Available |
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Wheels |
19 to 21-inch alloys depending on trim |
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Mirrors |
Standard heated, BSM, Power folding, Auto Dimming |
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LED Taillights |
Standard LED |
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Exposed Exhaust |
M50 only |
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Towing Capacity |
30: 4,001 lbs | M50: 4,850 lbs |
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Forward Emergency Braking |
Standard on all X3 Models |
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Auto High Beams |
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Lane Keeping Assist |
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Adaptive Cruise Control |
Optional |
When it comes to the Interior, the X3 will also be well-equipped on all trims.
Interior |
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Remote Start |
Convenience Package or M50 |
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Smart Entry |
Standard |
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Seat Materials |
Leatherette or Merino Leather |
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Seat Adjustment |
Standard: Power | Memory: Standard | No Massage |
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Push Button Start |
Standard |
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Gauge Cluster |
Standard: 12.3-in full digital cockpit |
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Head-up Display |
Premium Package |
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Steering Wheel |
Heating with Convenience Package or M50 |
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Wireless Charging |
Standard |
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360 Degree Camera |
Optional |
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BMW Active Light Bar |
Standard |
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2-Zone Climate Controls |
Standard | Available 3-zone climate |
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Seat Climate |
Heated Seats: Optional | Ventilated Seats: Optional |
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Audio System |
Optional: 16-Speaker Harmon Kardon |
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Screen |
Standard: 14.9-inch Display with iDrive 9.0 | Wireless AA and ACP |
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Rearview Mirror |
Standard: Auto-dimming |
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Moonroof |
Premium Package or M50: Fixed Panoramic Roof |
The rear of the X3 is also well-equipped, offering plenty of passenger space.
Rear Amenities |
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Heated Rear Seats |
Optional |
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Sunshades |
Power sunshades available |
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Vents and USBs |
Standard |
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Climate Controls |
Available |
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Tailgate |
Power |
For in depth details on the 2025 X3, watch our full first look review linked at the bottom of this article.
What’s Under the Hood?
The 2025 BMW X3 still offers two powertrain options, with each bringing their own appeals:
- 30: 2.0L Turbo I-4 + 48v Mild Hybrid system
- 255 hp | 295 lb.ft
- 0-60: 6.0s
- M50: 3.0L Turbo I-6 + 48v mild hybrid
- 393 hp | 428 lb.ft
- 0-60: 4.4s
Both will come standard with AWD and 8-Speed Automatic transmissions.
The fuel economy for each model is as currently listed below:
30 AWD: 27/33/29 MPG (+5 Combined)
M50 AWD: 25/30/27 MPG (+4 Combined)
We hope you have found this overview of the 2025 BMW X3 helpful! For a more detailed first look of the X3, please watch our videos below! What do you think of the 2025 BMW X3? Let us know in the comments!
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