BMW: Refreshed mid-range 🎥
MODIFIED EXTERIOR Striking exterior modifications and new equipment features help give BMW's 3 Series a new lease of life. The sedan and the Touring estate version now come with the Curved Display in the cockpit.
The three-seater still represents the core model series at BMW. From July, the model built at the Munich plant comes with various model maintenance details.
Full LED headlights with flatter contours and daytime running lights in the shape of an inverted L come as standard, and the light show in blue is available with the optional adaptive LED headlights with glare-free matrix high beam and variable light distribution.
The kidney with double bars, the front apron and the air intakes in glossy black have also been redesigned.
With optional M sport package
17-inch light-alloy wheels now standard on all models, and the metallic paint finishes Skyscraper Gray, M Brooklyn Gray, Frozen Pure Grey and Frozen Tanzanite Blue stand out as new exterior colors. The M Sport package includes fresh front and rear aprons, special BMW kidneys and 18-inch alloy wheels.
A new feature in the cockpit is the Curved Display, a fully digital display network consisting of a 12.3-inch info display behind the steering wheel and a 14.9-inch control display. The number of buttons and switches has been reduced.
Wide range of drives
Several plug-in hybrid variants as well as gasoline and diesel engines with four or six cylinders and 48-volt mild hybrid technology are on offer for both body versions. The power spectrum ranges from 150 hp to 374 hp.
All models are equipped with 8-speed Steptronic as standard. Of course, 4×4 versions are also offered again.
The sedans cost between 51,900 (318i) and 83,900 francs (M340d xDrive), with an additional 2000 francs charged for each of the Touring models.
