Overview

• BMW says the iX3 is its first true software‑defined vehicle and asserts its in‑house stack will avoid the software problems seen at rivals.
• The electric SUV runs on a new EV‑first platform with four high‑performance ‘supercomputer’ chips managing key vehicle functions.
• Over‑the‑air updates include an Automatic Update feature, with BMW reporting even major installs should take no more than about 20 minutes.
• BMW presents the iX3 as a blueprint for its Neue Klasse era focused on electrification, digitalization and circularity.
• Reported specifications include up to 805 km WLTP range and 400 kW peak DC charging, which remain manufacturer claims pending certification.