Published “live” photos of the crossover BMW iX
December 4, 2020The futuristic styling of the BMW iX really stands out among the main flagships in Germany.
For the Bavarian automaker’s legacy to remain strong, it is imperative that cars like the BMW M3 and M4 always exist in the lineup. However, it is equally important that new models appear in it, which are tasked with “saving” BMW from obsolescence, such as the upcoming i7 and electric versions of the 5 and 7 Series sedans. One of the vehicles is the controversially styled new iX electric crossover that will be an important part of the brand’s plan to survive in an electric future.
As you can see from the Instagram photos, the iX’s surprisingly narrow LED headlights and taillights (the thinnest ever installed on a production BMW) look even more awkward than the already strange professional images published by AutoTimesNews earlier showed. This new front grille is also not as “comfortable” in the real world as it is in perfect lighting conditions. Either way, the styling of the crossover won’t change, so it’s worth focusing on the vinyl on the car that was spotted in BMW’s hometown of Munich, Germany.
The graphics suggest that this is a test car, and it really does look like it is road-ready. The BMW iX will soon be ready to hit the market, but unfortunately in the US this will only happen in early 2022, and Europe will have access to the crossover at the end of next year. Still, with a range of over 480 km, a maximum power output of almost 500 horsepower and the ability to accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in less than five seconds, the wait is well worth the wait.
