The Core variant of the BMW iX is designed for New Zealand buyers seeking the essential iX experience: all-electric all-wheel-drive performance, a spacious luxury cabin and advanced digital technology. Core is a marketplace catalogue label, so the exact official iX model, battery and equipment level should be checked against the individual vehicle.
Core is the supplied marketplace catalogue label. BMW identifies official iX models by names such as xDrive45, xDrive60 and M70 xDrive.
Yes. The BMW iX range is fully electric and uses electric motors with a high-voltage battery.
The iX xDrive45 is the entry model in BMW's current technical information, offering electric all-wheel drive, 300 kW and 700 Nm.
BMW lists up to 602 km WLTP for the xDrive45. Range in normal New Zealand use depends on speed, climate, route, load and wheel choice.
The xDrive45 supports up to 175 kW DC charging and BMW lists a 10 to 80 percent charging time of about 34 minutes when conditions and charger output are suitable.
The iX provides five-seat accommodation and approximately 500 litres of boot space, expanding to around 1,750 litres with the rear seats folded.
The BMW iX features the BMW Curved Display, connected navigation, digital services and a wide range of driver-assistance and parking technologies, with exact inclusions depending on specification.
It suits buyers wanting a premium long-range electric SUV with generous space and advanced technology, while placing less emphasis on performance or appearance packages.