Inside the 2024 BMW X3: A Peek into the Future of Luxury SUV Interiors

The upcoming 2024 BMW X3: A closer look at the next-gen interior features

Expect a more spacious trunk and a suite of advanced technology. Let's delve into the interior of this new SUV…

It's not just the exterior shape and powertrain that have evolved; the BMW X3's interior has also received a significant update. The Munich-based automaker's mid-size SUV now boasts increased size and comfort, along with a host of technological advancements.

Let's hop into the fourth generation BMW X3 and discover what's new.

Photo Gallery: First Seating Test of the 2024 BMW X3

The driver's area of the upcoming BMW X3 takes inspiration from the recent designs in the series. The dashboard, which exudes a minimalistic vibe, is dominated by the BMW Curved Display that integrates a 12.3-inch instrument cluster and a 14.9-inch infotainment screen, both positioned side-by-side and angled towards the driver.

The physical buttons have been scaled down to the bare essentials. The central console houses the controls for the shift-by-wire automatic transmission and the iDrive rotary dial, which navigates through the infotainment menus.

The latest BMW X3 showcases an updated dashboard.

Regarding iDrive: This onboard entertainment system operates on BMW's Operating System 9, which facilitates a swift and user-friendly experience across its many features. It allows users to adjust driving modes and camera views, and comes equipped with BMW's Digital Premium Services, offering access to music and video streaming applications on the display. Additionally, integration with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto is a standard feature.

The latest X3 model also demonstrates a keen attention to the finer points. Its dashboard, center console, and door panels are adorned with brushed aluminum trims and contrasting lighting elements that can have their colors customized right from the central screen.

The seating in the latest X3 model

The lighting fixtures in the central tunnel

Customers have the option to select leather seats in a variety of colors and finishes. The air conditioning vents display the typical BMW standard of craftsmanship. Adjustments can be made through a control panel that's built into the doors on both the driver and passenger sides.

The BMW boasts considerable size, stretching 4.75 meters long and 1.92 meters wide. Its trunk space starts at a minimum of 570 liters, which is a 20-liter increase from the previous model, and can be expanded to 1,700 liters by folding down the back seats. However, if you opt for the plug-in hybrid variants, the trunk space is slightly reduced, ranging from 460 to 1,600 liters.

The trunk space of the latest BMW X3 model

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