BMW has globally unveiled the facelifted version of the iX, and in this article, we take you through all its details.

German carmaker BMW introduced the facelift of the iX electric SUV, there are now three models to choose from and more power from the EV drives

On top of reducing the price more than $10,000, BMW redesigned the beak and reworked the drivetrain to eke out roughly 15 extra miles per charge.

The 2025 BMW iX electric vehicle (EV) has been given an overhaul – with new styling, updated technology and up to 701km of claimed driving range – ahead of Australian arrivals expected later this year.

BMW iX electric SUV lineup benefits from efficiency and power improvements, but what's with those creases? BMW has updated the design and expanded the range of its iX electric SUV, both in terms of model efficiency as well as the trim levels available to buy.

The 2026 BMW iX xDrive60 (previously the xDrive50) now makes 536 hp and 564 lb-ft of torque, with the M70 xDrive cranking output up to 650 hp and 811 lb-ft of torque.

The 2026 BMW iX marks the first major update since the electric midsize SUV debuted for the 2022 model year, bringing power and efficiency upgrades as well as refreshed styling and a new base model.

BMW has unveiled a facelift for the iX, the carmaker's flagship electric SUV. The new iX not only gets a few design tweaks, but some major upgrades in the power and efficiency department as well. Production of the BMW iX facelift is expected to commence in March 2025 at BMW’s Dingolfing plant in Germany,

Opinions on its styling aside, the BMW iX is one of the best electric luxury SUVs money can buy, with an impressive combination of range, power and tech. But it's not standing still; for the 2026 model year,