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The new BMW iX3 launches in Thailand at ฿3,599,000

BMW iX3

One version, at ฿3,599,000, ฿204,500 above the median price of the 30 mid-size and large electric SUVs on sale on launch day.

List price
฿3,599,000
Range
805 kmLongest of 29

Prices at launch

List prices on 25 March 2026, before any discount or offer on top.

Launch source: autolifethailand.tv

Specs at launch

Battery
116kWh
Range · WLTP
805km
DC fast charging
400kW
0–100 km/h
4.9s
Seats
5

Against the previous generation

Entry price, and the best figure across versions: the previous generation at its last list prices on record, the new one at launch.

Against the previous generation at its last list prices on record, the new BMW iX3 starts ฿200,000 higher; comparing each generation's best figures, it has a longer WLTP range (805 km, from 460 km), a larger battery (116 kWh, from 80 kWh), faster DC charging (400 kW, from 150 kW), and a quicker 0–100 km/h time (4.9 s, from 6.8 s).

Previous genNowChange
Entry price
฿3,399,000฿3,599,000+฿200,000
Range · WLTP
460 km805 km+345 km
Battery
80 kWh116 kWh+36 kWh
DC charging
150 kW400 kW+250 kW
0–100 km/h
6.8 s4.9 s−1.9 s
Seats
5 seats5 seatsSame

The previous generation's versions, at their last list prices on record

Where it stood in its class

Its range of 805 km (WLTP) was the longest of the 29 mid-size and large electric SUVs on sale on launch day, against a median of 558 km.

Each mark is one of the 30 mid-size and large electric SUVs on sale on launch day: entry price, and the best figure across versions.

  • Entry price฿3,599,00016th cheapest of 30median ฿3,394,500
  • Range805 kmWLTPLongest of 29median 558 km
  • DC charging400 kW3rd fastest of 30median 238 kW
  • 0–100 km/h4.9 sJoint 15th quickest of 30median 4.9 s
  • Battery116 kWhJoint 4th largest of 30median 100 kWh

Head to head

Its cheapest launch version against the entry versions of the 3 class rivals priced nearest it, on sale on launch day. The best figure on each row is lit; a dash means evchu has no figure.

Of these four, the BMW iX3 50 xDrive M Sport has the longest WLTP range, the largest battery, the fastest DC charging, and the lowest price per km of range.

BMW iX350 xDrive M SportMercedes-Benz EQE SUVEQE 350 4MATIC SUV Electric ArtHyundai IONIQ 5 NAWDKia EV9GT-Line Long Range AWD
Price
฿3,599,000฿3,190,000best on this row: lowest฿3,790,000฿3,899,000
Range · WLTP
805 kmbest on this row: longest558 km448 km516 km
Battery
116 kWhbest on this row: largest89 kWh84 kWh99.8 kWh
DC charging
400 kWbest on this row: fastest170 kW238 kW350 kW
0–100 km/h
4.9 s6.6 s3.5 sbest on this row: quickest5.3 s
Seats
5 seats5 seats5 seats6 seatsbest on this row: most
Price per km of range
฿4,471/kmbest on this row: lowest฿5,717/km฿8,460/km฿7,556/km

Price per km of range, in its class

median ฿6,279/km
฿4,471/km13th lowest of 28

Price over WLTP range. Each mark is one of the 28 mid-size and large electric SUVs on sale on launch day whose entry version has both figures and a confirmed list price; lowest on the right.

Who led its class

Most registered mid-size and large electric SUVs, January 2026

The latest month with registrations by model before launch day: 2 months before it.

In January 2026, the Aion V led the 17 mid-size and large electric SUVs in DLT registrations, with 1,267 registered. The earlier BMW iX3 was 11th, with 19 registered.

  1. 01Aion V1,267 registered
  2. 02BYD Sealion 71,151 registered
  3. 03Deepal S071,062 registered
  4. 04Aion Hyptec HT551 registered
  5. 05MG IM6419 registered
  6. 11BMW iX3Earlier model19 registered

Source: DLT first registrations by model (open data), matched to evchu's catalogue and ranked within the class.

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Written by evchu from its own catalogue. Prices, specs and the class comparison are as they stood on launch day.

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