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The 2023 BMW 320e Touring offers the same practicality and comfort in a more efficient, cheaper package. This video highlights the electric luxury waggon’s Dravit Gray Metallic paint and M Sport Package. BMW offers rear-wheel drive in the 320e and 330e, but the plug-in hybrid Touring has xDrive. It has a two-tone 18-inch set (848 M) and a new “electrified by I” badge on the front fender to emphasise its thrifty nature.
Inside, the M Sport Package continues with M badges on the door sills. The cabin’s key focus is the new infotainment system, introduced in the 3 Series LCI earlier this year. After eliminating physical buttons, the 14.9-inch touchscreen running OS 8 handles temperature settings on all 3er models. A modern 12.3-inch-diagonal digital instrument cluster sits to its left.
This BMW 320e xDrive Touring comes with a panoramic sunroof, black Vernasca leather upholstery, rear sunblinds, and a motorised tailgate. The plug-in hybrid’s rear-mounted infrastructure reduces cargo room. A standard station waggon has a 500- to 1,510-liter trunk, but this one has 410 litres behind the seats and 1,420 with the rear seats folded down.
If speed isn’t a big deal, this waggon is a great versatile vehicle. With 204 hp and 350 Nm, the 320e Touring can reach 62 mph in 8.2 seconds, or 0.3 seconds faster with RWD. When running on electricity alone, both vehicles can travel up to 87 mph and have a range of 38 miles.
