2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive (20 inch Summer Tires)

The CarCody take

The 2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive is an all-wheel-drive electric SUV with a 434-mile EPA range. It uses 28.55 kWh per 100 miles and earns 118 MPGe combined. EPA estimates put its yearly electricity cost at $650. A 240-volt connection is listed at eight hours for charging.

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What it is

The 2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive is a standard sport utility vehicle with four-wheel drive in the EPA classification. It runs on electricity and uses an automatic transmission.

Its powertrain is listed as a 123- and 240-kW EESM electric setup. The defining figure is its 434-mile EPA range, which is the estimated distance on a full charge.

The numbers

The iX3 returns 118 MPGe combined. It uses 28.55 kWh for every 100 miles in EPA testing terms.

That 434-mile range gives this SUV a long gap between charges on paper. Your actual distance will depend on how and where you drive, but the EPA figure is the useful baseline for comparisons.

What it costs to run

EPA estimates annual electricity cost at $650. That figure is based on the vehicle's official energy-use rating, not a quoted home electricity rate.

Charging at 240 volts is listed at eight hours. That makes overnight charging the natural reference point for this car's published charge time.

How it compares

Use the electric SUVs list to compare this BMW with other electric sport utility vehicles on the same kind of EPA measures.

Its 434-mile figure also belongs in a range-focused comparison such as electric cars by range. For BMW alternatives, see BMW cars.

Who it suits

This iX3 suits a driver who wants an electric SUV with all-wheel drive and a published 434-mile EPA range. It also fits someone who can plan around an eight-hour, 240-volt charging time.

The 118 MPGe combined rating and $650 annual energy estimate give buyers clear running figures to put beside other EVs.

Trade-offs

The range is substantial, but the listed 240-volt charge time is eight hours. Energy use is 28.55 kWh per 100 miles, so charging needs remain part of ownership planning.

The model is specifically identified with 20-inch summer tires. The facts do not state how that tire setup changes range, ride, or handling, so those effects cannot be assumed here.

Verdict

Choose the iX3 50 xDrive if your priorities are electric driving, all-wheel traction, and a 434-mile EPA range in an SUV body. Its official running estimate is $650 a year, while a 240-volt charge is listed at eight hours. The main question is whether that charging schedule works where you park. Compare its MPGe and energy-use figures with other electric SUVs before deciding, especially if your daily miles or charging access differ from the assumptions behind the EPA ratings.