Electric vehicles (EVs) are fast becoming the new trophy to have. Yes, it’s always nice to have a BMW 7 Series but combustion engine cars, regardless of their status, are now seen as kind of passé. The conversation starters at the golf club’s lounge have moved from V8 cars to high-end EVs, simply because spaceship-inspired EVs have a novelty factor that even flat-six turbocharged sports cars don’t have. If you run a business, especially a technology-related one, you will understand the need to m

In Australia, the BMW iX3 EV has had its price cut by AUD 10,000 (around RM 30k), now priced at AUD 104,900 (around RM 315k). Despite the drop in price, the specifications of the BMW iX3 in Australia remain unchanged. A BMW Australia spokesperson told GoAuto that the price reduction for the iX3 is aimed at offering better deal to potential customers, rather than a response to the slow uptake of the all-electric variant. “The expansion of our fully electric BMW models and imminent arrival of the

EV ownership or adoption has its drawbacks but you can now experience the electrifying experience of it without the long-term commitment of a bank loan by leasing one of many EVs from Flux; a multi-brand vehicle subscription service. Also Read: Pros and Cons: 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric, possibly Malaysia's best value-for-money EV The service has charged up its fleet with the additions of some of the most exciting EV models in the market that comprise the BMW iX, BMW iX3, BMW i4, Hyundai Kona Ele

Within just 2 days since the order books for the BMW iX3 opened, BMW Malaysia revealed today in a virtual media roundtable that they have received almost 30 bookings for the fully-electric SUV. To recap, the BMW iX3 is priced at RM 335,800 for the Inspiring variant and RM 354,800 for the Impressive variant – both of which include the BMW Service & Repair Inclusive: 5-Year Extended Warranty and 6-Year Service Package, as well as the Power Package which comes with the BMW i Wallbox and BMW Standar

Following its introduction in Thailand, the 2021 BMW iX3 has found its way to Singapore. BMW Asia and Performance Motors Limited have launched the electric SUV in Singapore earlier today. The company previewed a left-hand drive version of BMW iX3 in Singapore back in January. Available in a sole Impressive variant, the Singapore-spec model is imported (CBU) from the BMW Brilliance Automotive Plant Dadong in Shenyang, China – just like the Thai-spec model. The sole Impressive variant is priced at

BMW has unveiled the 2020 BMW iX3 today and offered hints at what the future looks like for the brand. It looks spot-on as the leaks featured here, and with preparations for production at BMW Brilliance Automotive (BBA) joint venture plant in China already underway, Chinese customers will see it first as the cars are delivered by the end of the year. It’s a car with a couple of firsts - slotting in the BMW X3 range, it’s the marque’s first all-electric model and effectively makes the X3 the firs