The 2026 BMW iX3 electric crossover features enhanced energy efficiency, with claims of achieving 15 kWh per 62 miles. This figure positions the iX3 to potentially surpass the Tesla Model Y in energy consumption rates. Although the new iX3 is heavier than its predecessor, it benefits from advanced technologies such as cylindrical cells developed by BMW, which yield a 20% increase in energy density. The use of Gen6 electric drive units with silicon carbide components further contributes to its efficiency, although details about the test cycle used for these figures remain unspecified.
The 2026 BMW iX3 electric crossover promises significant improvements in efficiency, claiming an energy consumption figure of 15 kWh per 62 miles, surpassing the Tesla Model Y.
By employing advanced technology, including cylindrical cells that provide 20% more energy density, the iX3 is set to redefine electric vehicle efficiency standards.
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