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The highly anticipated BMW iX3, the company’s first vehicle in its product range, will be officially introduced next week.
On July 14 at 10am CEST, the German car manufacturer will cover the EV and this will be the first time the public or press will see it for real, CarScoops reports.
While vehicle disclosures are reserved for the press, it turns out that BMW will be able to see the occasion live. All you have to do is pass this link: CLICK HERE ON July 14, at 10 a.m. Munich time, and you can see it with the rest of the world.
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There have been many hypotheses about what the BMW iX3 will look like. It is based on the X3 combustion engine platform, but will have a number of modifications to optimize its aerodynamics and electric range.
Until now, the iX3 would have a rear-mounted engine that generates 282 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque. It will also have a 74 kWh battery capable of powering the car for about 440 km (273 miles).
Earlier this month, the Bavarian logo announced that it already had production of the vehicle, which has recently been manufactured in China. The first deliveries are expected to consumers later this year.
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