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Prix BMW Série 3 2027 aux États-Unis

BMW a annoncé les prix américains de sa gamme Série 3 2027, incluant une prime significative pour le modèle électrique i3. La 2027 i3 50 xDrive commence à 61 500 $, tandis que la 2027 330 à essence comparable commence à 49 900 $.

Pour ceux qui recherchent une berline Neue Klasse à essence, la 2027 330 commence à 49 900 $, soit une prime de 1 900 $ par rapport au modèle sortant 2026. La 330 xDrive à traction intégrale est proposée à 51 900 $. Toutes deux utilisent un moteur 2.0L quatre cylindres micro-hybride 48V produisant 255 ch.

La 2027 M350 xDrive, construite à l'usine de Dingolfing en Allemagne, est équipée d'un moteur 3.0L six cylindres en ligne développant 437 ch et 428 lb-pi de couple. Elle comprend un mode drift pour la dynamique de propulsion arrière et porte la prime la plus élevée à 65 900 $.

BMW confirme que les premiers véhicules arriveront au premier trimestre 2027.

Entités clés : Entreprises : BMW | Lieux : Dingolfing, Allemagne

FAQ : Quel est le prix de départ de la BMW i3 2027 ?

La BMW i3 50 xDrive 2027 commence à 61 500 $.