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A few social media outlets are currently reporting on a potential 2025 BMW X3 (G45) fourth generation getting leaked across the Internet - the reactions are just as wacky as the fresh styling.
Suppose you’ve watched the ongoing BMW saga. In that case, you already know that some of the diehard enthusiasts of the Bavarian brand are in despair and desolation over the company’s decision to innovate their models in terms of design at all costs – and in all directions almost at the same time. Here, let us give you a few examples.
Just recently, Alpina – now a wholly-owned subsidiary – presented the B3 and B4 GT versions with 529-horsepower and odd four-door coupe proportions. Well, at least they were on par with the recently launched BMW 3 Series LCI (it's the second refresh, actually) and especially the M3 Competition, which now churns out 523 horsepower. Take a look at the new headlight design, especially.
But then they also announced the new BMW 1 Series along with the hot-hatch-flavored M135i that boasts 312 horsepower and won’t make it into the United States. Again, take a look at the headlights because they have a completely different LED DLR setup, and also, the grille looks more like a bowtie now rather than a twin coffin assembly or a buck-toothed beaver from children’s cartoons!
Now they have allegedly done it again – their design team has potentially come up with yet another headlight and grille design in the span of just a few weeks. More precisely, an image allegedly belonging to the all-new G45 fourth generation 2025 BMW X3 showcases the plug-in hybrid version (note the front charging port on the left side) with a different, double L-shaped LED DRL assembly and a radiator grille that’s not just as big as two shields set next to each other but also crossed with slats from two different directions!
Naturally, the reactions across social media are ramping – and this might be the real deal because not long ago, the rumor mill caught wind of a leak that presented the new headlight assembly, probably as a spare part. What do you think about this new styling if it pans out on the popular BMW X3? Or maybe this is the next iX3 based on the Neue Klasse styled to be as controversial as the iX?
Anyway, as always, the comments sections of these leaked discoveries are hilarious, instructive, crazy, wacky, and all at the same time. Maybe that’s what BMW was hoping for all along – to create buzz around its models at any cost. They are certainly a hotter topic of discussion among car enthusiasts than the ritzy Cadillac, the boring Audi, or the traditional Mercedes-Benz. What do you think – is this the real deal or not, as it could also be just another CGI in a sea of G45 renderings?
Just recently, Alpina – now a wholly-owned subsidiary – presented the B3 and B4 GT versions with 529-horsepower and odd four-door coupe proportions. Well, at least they were on par with the recently launched BMW 3 Series LCI (it's the second refresh, actually) and especially the M3 Competition, which now churns out 523 horsepower. Take a look at the new headlight design, especially.
But then they also announced the new BMW 1 Series along with the hot-hatch-flavored M135i that boasts 312 horsepower and won’t make it into the United States. Again, take a look at the headlights because they have a completely different LED DLR setup, and also, the grille looks more like a bowtie now rather than a twin coffin assembly or a buck-toothed beaver from children’s cartoons!
Now they have allegedly done it again – their design team has potentially come up with yet another headlight and grille design in the span of just a few weeks. More precisely, an image allegedly belonging to the all-new G45 fourth generation 2025 BMW X3 showcases the plug-in hybrid version (note the front charging port on the left side) with a different, double L-shaped LED DRL assembly and a radiator grille that’s not just as big as two shields set next to each other but also crossed with slats from two different directions!
Naturally, the reactions across social media are ramping – and this might be the real deal because not long ago, the rumor mill caught wind of a leak that presented the new headlight assembly, probably as a spare part. What do you think about this new styling if it pans out on the popular BMW X3? Or maybe this is the next iX3 based on the Neue Klasse styled to be as controversial as the iX?
Anyway, as always, the comments sections of these leaked discoveries are hilarious, instructive, crazy, wacky, and all at the same time. Maybe that’s what BMW was hoping for all along – to create buzz around its models at any cost. They are certainly a hotter topic of discussion among car enthusiasts than the ritzy Cadillac, the boring Audi, or the traditional Mercedes-Benz. What do you think – is this the real deal or not, as it could also be just another CGI in a sea of G45 renderings?
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