2027 BMW iX3 Canada: $75,900 and up to 698 km range
BMW Group Canada announced on May 6, 2026 that the 2027 BMW iX3 50 xDrive will start at $75,900 in Canada, with sales beginning in fall 2026. The company states an NRCan‑certified (EPA‑cycle) driving range of up to 698 km for the iX3, and customers can reserve at www.bmw.ca or through local BMW retailers.
The confirmed range surpasses the earlier preliminary estimate of 650 km. Production for Canada will take place at Plant Debrecen, BMW’s new iFactory in Hungary.
2027 BMW iX3 Canada: pricing and timing
The iX3 50 xDrive carries a Canadian starting price of $75,900. The on‑sale window is fall 2026, with reservations open now online and at BMW retailers across the country. Andrew Scott, President and CEO of BMW Group Canada, said, “We are thrilled to offer Canadian customers more range, next‑generation battery and electric motors and uncompromising BMW driving dynamics.”
Range and charging
BMW states the iX3’s NRCan‑certified (EPA‑cycle) range is up to 698 km. The company attributes the figure to a low‑drag exterior shape, optimized thermal management and advanced regenerative braking. DC fast‑charging capability is listed at up to 400 kW.
Powertrain and dynamics
The iX3 50 xDrive debuts BMW’s sixth‑generation eDrive technology in this model line, covering both the battery cell tech and the electric motors. BMW describes higher efficiency and performance from this generation. A new “Heart of Joy” driving dynamics control unit coordinates the powertrain, chassis and traction control.
Cabin and interface
Inside, the iX3 introduces BMW’s Panoramic iDrive — a pillar‑to‑pillar driver information screen at the base of the windshield, which BMW says debuts here first. The interface runs BMW Operating System X and ConnectedDrive Services.
Production and retail
All Canadian‑market iX3 units will be built in Debrecen, Hungary. BMW Group Canada is headquartered in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and customers can complete reservations for the iX3 at www.bmw.ca or with local BMW retailers.
Featured image: BMW Group Canada press image
