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BMW iX3 40 price and specification confirmed: Entry-level luxury electric SUV undercuts the LCT
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Summary: BMW has launched the iX3 40, a rear-wheel-drive electric SUV priced at $89,900, undercutting the Luxury Car Tax threshold. The entry-level model features a single motor producing 235kW, an 82.6kWh battery offering up to 635km range, and 300kW DC fast charging. Australian deliveries commence Q4 2026.
Brands mentioned: BMW, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz, Tesla, Zeekr, Audi, Lexus, Cadillac, Harman Kardon
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BMW iX3 40 price and specification confirmed: Entry-level luxury electric SUV undercuts the LCT
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