Built on the same platform as the previous generation, the X3 has excellent build quality.
BMW X3 Pros
A good-looking SUV with solid build quality
Comfy interiors with supportive seats and good cabin space
Competent and efficient petrol / diesel engines on offer. 8-speed ZF transmission is quick & smooth
Mature ride quality is great for Indian roads. Adaptive suspension and tubeless tyres are big contributors
Long feature list includes 15-speaker Harman Kardon surround sound system, selfie camera, head-up display, ventilated seats, parking assistant, NFC card-style digital key, 3-zone climate control, augmented view navigation, etc.
8 airbags, dynamic stability control and a slew of safety features, as is expected from a luxury car
BMW X3 Cons
188 BHP petrol engine in a car that costs over 90 lakhs on-road is underwhelming
Quality of some interior plastics is mediocre and not something you’d expect in a luxury car
Not the most user-friendly touchscreen interface. Also, controls like HVAC and drive modes are integrated into the touchscreen, which isn’t ideal
Back seat is more suitable for 2 healthy adults and a child. Not 3 healthy adults
Missing features like Level 2 ADAS (gets some L1 features), electric adjustment for the steering wheel, full-size spare tyre (has a space saver tyre), etc.