Facelifted BMW X3 images surfaced over the internet again

It’s only been some two weeks since the previous image release and now we’re overwhelmed with some more leaked shots of the upcoming X3, ahead of its official debut. The leaked photos hail from China and were published on a Spanish website Cochespias. The latest leak around the car gives us more idea about its precise detailing. It also indicates that the debut of the X3 might be a matter of weeks or maybe months. 

While the automaker plans to put the updated X3 in June 2021, we’re now having a clear idea of the revamped BMW. Talking about the looks of the car, the SUV is certainly about to become more aggressive. The front bumper of the car is arguably more conservative than the ongoing model. 

Further, the exterior of the car keeps up with the size of the kidney grille, without getting any bigger, as per the new design feature of the automaker. Instead, the kidney grille now meets in the middle of the car, keeping the looks similar to every other modern-day BMWs. 

The headlights of the X3 now present a slightly more inclined look, make it aggressive and geometrically more angular. Moving to the rear, the car continues to keep up with the sporty style of the car, where keen enthusiasts might notice revamped tail lights, complemented by a similar blacked-out tint as the headlights. 

While there’s not much info on the powertrain of the car, the vehicle might be accompanied by a similar powertrain as the current model. The SUV might continue to offer all three diesel, petrol, and plug-in hybrid powertrain options. 

Just like the mechanical setup, there is not much information around the cabin of the car, however, we can expect a few revisions similar to the exterior of the car. Points of interest in the car can be an upgraded technology, updated infotainment system, and new upholstery. 

Lastly, while everything has majorly still been under the wraps, we can only get the information about the time of the car’s arrival. 

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