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To keep the current BMW X3 successful until the end of its life cycle, BMW doesn’t really need to make major changes to its current facelift. A facelift is on the way, but it will most likely be subtle, as the new BMW X3 is already the brand’s best-selling vehicle. This latest render depicts a slightly altered X3 LCI Facelift that should please current X3 owners.
We’re not sure if the real BMW X3 LCI would be as subtle. We recently saw a leaked photo of the BMW X3 M LCI on BMW Spain’s own website, and it seemed to be a little more facelifted than this render, but we couldn’t see much of it. In addition, the X3 M can receive more substantial changes than the standard model.
We’re not sure if the real BMW X3 LCI would be as subtle. We recently saw a leaked photo of the BMW X3 M LCI on BMW Spain’s own website, and it seemed to be a little more facelifted than this render, but we couldn’t see much of it. In addition, the X3 M can receive more substantial changes than the standard model.
The new X3 will, however, receive the bulk of its updates on the inside. The official X3 LCI interior has yet to be photographed. But we do know that some updates are on the way. It can receive the most recent version of the brand’s iDrive device and digital dials with functionality upgrades. Those are the updates that would have the greatest impact on customers.
Customers appreciate interior comfort and technology above all else. The LCI’d version’s in-cabin upgrades will be what convinces them to trade in their vehicle. However, given how much the market has progressed since its initial publication, the BMW should make substantial exterior changes.
