2026 BMW iX3 Reveals More Grille, Frunk Area, More Headlights, Tail Lights

See the latest spy iX3 photos showing more of its grille, headlights, and tail lights. The frunk area features a cover / shroud of some sort, possibly as camouflage for an actual frunk space.

iX3 (NA5) info known so far – from future BMW Models Info Thread

• In production 7/25-10/33 in Debrecen with the European 50 xDrive. A single US model will start production in 03/26. Production at SLP starts in the second half of 2026.
• Model range: 40, 40 xDrive, 50 xDrive, M60 xDrive
• 07/26: two new models added, including M60
• Will be the first model to use several new features. The most interesting ones are the Panoramic Stage interface recently previewed in the NK concept (it will be standard) and the Augmented View. The options we’re already familiar with will include Iconic Glow exterior, the first use of multifunction seats with massage function on a 3-series level model, and various M features (M packages, M trims, M seats, M steering wheel). At least at this time, there is no autonomous driving beyond Level 2.
• The M60 packaging will differ from the regular model with M suspension and brakes, 21″ wheels instead of 20″ on the lower models, and several optional features like upgraded seats and audio offered as standard.
• May include ZA5 iX3M.
• Planned NA5 (iX3) model lineup: 40, 40 xDrive, 50 xDrive, M60 xDrive
• Planned NA7 (iX4) model lineup: 40 xDrive, 50 xDrive, M60 xDrive
• NA5 production is confirmed for 07/25-10/33, with introduction to non-European markets delayed to Spring 2026. It will be the first model to use several new features. The most interesting ones are the Panoramic Vision interface recently previewed in the NK concept (it will be standard) and the Augmented Reality glasses BMW plans to bring to market in 2027. The options we’re already familiar with will include Iconic Glow exterior, the first use of multifunction seats with massage function on a 3-series level model, and various M features (M packages, M trims, M seats, M steering wheel). At least at this time, there is no autonomous driving beyond Level 2.

Also see — patent images posted earlier:
https://g80.bimmerpost.com/forums/sh….php?t=2147217