BMW iX
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5 model years with exact configuration records. Latest available year: 2026, with 3 listed configurations.
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The BMW iX is a battery-electric mid-size SUV and the first BMW built on a bespoke electric architecture since the i3. Sold in the U.S. from the 2022 model year, it uses an aluminium spaceframe with carbon-fibre-reinforced-plastic reinforcement in the roof, sides and rear, and a body with no conventional grille — the blanked panel houses the sensor suite instead. It seats five and carries 35.5 cu ft behind the rear seats.
The U.S. range launched with the 516-hp xDrive50 on a 111.5 kWh battery. The 610-hp M60 joined for 2023, and a 322-hp xDrive40 on a 76.6 kWh pack was offered alongside them. A comprehensive facelift for 2026 replaced the whole lineup: the 402-hp xDrive45, the 536-hp xDrive60 on a 113.4 kWh battery, and the 650-hp M70 xDrive.
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