Unveiled in 2024, the fourth-generation BMW X3 G45 adopted a striking monolithic exterior design, a wider track and a futuristic cabin defined by the BMW Interaction Bar and Curved Display running BMW Operating System 9. Offering cleaner surfacing and enhanced aerodynamic efficiency, it redefined Munich's core SUV offering. Maintaining this high-tech family SUV requires systematic BMW X3 maintenance, where digital software health and sensor calibration are just as critical as traditional mechanical servicing.
The engine lineup comprises 48V mild-hybrid petrols and diesels (20 xDrive, 20d xDrive), the upgraded 30e xDrive plug-in hybrid with extended electric range, and the blistering M50 xDrive powered by a 398 hp B58 straight-six petrol. All variants are mated to an updated ZF 8-speed Steptronic automatic gearbox and standard xDrive. The advanced digital architecture runs BMW OS9, which manages cloud-based navigation, active driver assist sensors and over-the-air updates.