Part of the heads for the X3 M version is 3D-printed to improve performance for this version. We know the traditional engine layout of the BMW X3 is an inline-6, but what you might not know is how BMW makes the cylinder heads. RELATED: Consumer Reports Raved About the 2020 BMW X3 3D-printing used in creating the BMW cylinder head That’s pretty quick for an SUV, even a compact model. According to Car and Driver, you’ll have 382 horsepower on tap that sends this SUV to sixty mph in only 4.4 seconds. This doesn’t add any horsepower to the entire system but improves the quickness, creating impressive sprint speeds for this SUV. The BMW X3 M40i model adds a 48-volt mild-hybrid system to the 2022 version. Added hybrid energy to the M40i SUV 2022 BMW X3 | BMW This system upgrades remotely when new features are released. Control the system with the buttons on the steering wheel and rotary iDrive controller in the center console. Kelley Blue Book tells us this system is “exceptionally user-friendly,” making it easy to use and perfect for your drive. The infotainment system, known as iDrive, is ideal for this SUV.
Typically, you would hear about the engines and performance aspects of a BMW before anything else, but not today. Connectivity made simple in the 2022 BMW X3 2022 BMW X3 Red and Black Interior | BMW Instead of waxing poetically about this BMW, let’s see some of the reasons it’s a luxury SUV many enjoy driving. The X3 brings the perfect blend of fun, sportiness, luxury, and versatility into one vehicle giving owners the desired feeling out on any road. The 2022 BMW X3 stands above the competition, including the Mercedes-Benz GLC-Class and Volvo XC60, for the driving characteristics included in the BMW. Practicality meets luxury sportiness in one of the most popular SUVs in the market.
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