BMW iX xDrive50 Launched at 1.39 Crore

BMW India recently launched the New iX xDrive50 in the Indian market, priced at Rs 1.39 crore (ex-showroom). This electric SUV is exclusively available in a single, fully loaded variant. It is available as a Completely Built-Up Unit (CBU) across all BMW dealerships. Besides, the vehicle is offered with a 2-year warranty and 5-year Roadside Assistance as standard.

BMW iX xDrive50: Exterior Design and Colour Choices

The New BMW iX highlights a large BMW kidney grille, narrowed BMW headlights, a 3-D bonnet, frameless windows, rectangular wheel arches, and flared shoulder area. Optionally, the latest generation BMW Laserlight is available, integrating Adaptive LED Headlights with matrix function and a new Laserlight module. Besides, it comes equipped with 22-inch alloy wheels as standard.

Furthermore, the four-wheeler offers a selection of attractive metallic paint options. These include Mineral White, Black Sapphire, Phytonic Blue, Aventurine Red, and Oxide Grey. Additionally, it can be optionally coated in BMW Individual Storm Bay Metallic paint finish.

BMW iX xDrive50: Interior Layout and Features

For the interior, the iX50 now offers Vegan Leather upholstery in the 'Interior Design Atelier' theme, available in Oyster or Mocha colour schemes. 'Interior Design Suite' with Natural Leather upholstery is also offered as an option.

Key cabin highlights include a single widescreen BMW Curved Glass Display angled towards the driver, a hexagonal steering wheel, panoramic glass sunroof, multi-functional seats with integrated head restraints and massage function, ambient lights, and more.

BMW iX xDrive50: Powertrain Options

New BMW xDrive50 comes powered by a 111.5kWh battery pack. With the dual-motor setup, it can produce a maximum power output of 516 bhp with 765 Nm of peak torque. It offers a WLTP-claimed range of up to 635 kms. Charging the battery is swift with a DC fast charger of up to 195kW, enabling a 10 to 80 percent recharge in just 35 minutes.

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