Latest BMW X3 News

BMW doesn't rock the boat too much, stylistically speaking, with each new generation of X3. The fourth-generation model, expected around 2024, is no exception.

BMW Australia has recalled three models to fix a problem that could make the engine cut out.

BMW has revealed Australian pricing for the limited-run X3 and X4 M40i Frozen Edition models ahead of a second quarter arrival.

BMW's go-fast M SUVs have received a mid-life refresh. Torque and tech are both upgraded for MY22, with prices to start from $169,500.

Pricing and specifications for the facelifted BMW X3 line-up have been detailed ahead of a late-2021 arrival.

BMW Australia is late to the party, but the X3 plug-in hybrid is finally coming Down Under. It'll touch down alongside the updated X3 range in the fourth quarter of 2021.

The 2022 BMW X3 and BMW X4 have been revealed. Along with the mainstream range, there's a PHEV for Australia and a faster M Competition range.

BMW has raised the asking price by between $1000-$2000 on its X3 medium-sized SUV, now starting at $71,900 before on-road costs.

Medium SUVs are the market's most popular vehicles. Prepare for the new or updated Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan X-Trail, Volkswagen Tiguan, Audi Q5, Genesis GV70, Lexus NX, and plenty more.

BMW will this year give its mid-sized SUV twins a minor nip-and-tuck, with a refreshed look and updated interior technology.

BMW is recalling 48 examples of its X3 and X4 SUVs as the front seatbelts may not be screwed on correctly.

New and updated models from Alfa Romeo, Audi, BMW, Genesis, Jaguar Land Rover, and Mercedes-Benz are on the way.

The upcoming mid-cycle refresh of the BMW X3 M looks like it'll bring some minor interior and exterior design tweaks plus new infotainment.

Mitsubishi once had a monopoly on the plug-in hybrid SUV market with its Outlander PHEV. That's changing rapidly, with a raft of PHEV SUVs arriving over the next 18 months.

BMW's first plug-in hybrid X3 was supposed to be here by now but it's suffered a delay.

Several MY18-19 BMW models have been recalled for potentially faulty steering systems, including the 3 Series, X3 M, X4 M and the Z4 roadster.