BMW confirms pricing of new electric i3 electric sedan, and the two ICE variants of its best-selling model
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BMW confirms pricing of new electric i3 electric sedan, and the two ICE variants of its best-selling model
BMW says i3 electric sedan will arrive in the first quarter of next year, starting from $96,900 as the company relaunches its best-selling model in Australia. The post BMW confirms pricing of new…
Read at The Driven →NEWS82027 BMW 3 Series and i3 priced for Australia from $83KFour-variant sedan lineup arrives in the first quarter of 2027, with rear-wheel drive petrol power undercutting an all-wheel drive EV range below the six-cylinder M350 flagshipTom
Read at carsales →2027 BMW 3 Series and i3: Initial details for Australia confirmed
Local pricing and specs for the 'new' BMW 3 Series sedan range – and the first electric i3 – have been confirmed ahead of their arrival in early 2027.
Read at CarExpert →Price slashed for new BMW 3 Series in Australia but i3 is more expensive than outgoing i4
BMW has today revealed Australian pricing and equipment for its eighth-generation 3 Series, with the new ‘G50’ petrol and ‘NA0’ i3 electric sedans taking very different technical paths under their…
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