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China’s BMW iX3 Officially Rated At 571 Miles Of Range

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China’s BMW iX3 Officially Rated At 571 Miles Of Range
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It all comes down to different testing methodologies, with Brazil using one of the strictest procedures for determining an EV’s range. Now, the long-wheelbase model has been officially rated in China, and the range is even higher. In fact, the figure surpasses what the company estimated a few months ago.

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iX3 China’s BMW iX3 Officially Rated At 571 Miles Of RangeAccording to the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the new BMW iX3 for China goes 919 kilometers on a single charge.BMWBLOG » News » China’s BMW iX3 Officially Rated At 571 Miles Of Range Adrian Padeanu July 27, 2026 G Add us on Google 0 comments Article SummaryThe official rating of 919 kilometers (571 miles) beats BMW's own estimate by 19 kilometers (nearly 12 miles).The long-wheelbase BMW iX3 for China adds 400 kilometers (almost 249 miles) of range in ten minutes of charging.The battery pack charges from 10% to 80% in 21 minutes.We recently talked about why the BMW iX3 for Brazil is rated at only 354 miles (570 kilometers) of range.

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