Every new BMW model coming in 2025 and beyond – new 3 Series, M3 and more – Carwow
September 10, 2025 by Jamie Edkins
BMW is starting an all-new era with its Neue Klasse range of electric cars. Here’s every new model you can expect before 2030.
If you’re thinking about making a BMW your next car, the brand is launching a lot of new models which are packed with revolutionary tech.
There are a few new electric cars, petrol-powered models and the next M3 to look forward to. Here’s everything which is coming before the end of the decade.
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This is the new BMW iX3, and it’s the start of a new era for the brand. It’ll be the first of the “Neue Klasse” series of cars when it goes on sale next year, meaning it gets all of BMW’s latest EV tech.
The 108kWh battery delivers up to 500 miles of range, and it can charge at up to 400kW. This means you can add 230 miles of range in just 10 minutes. Inside there’s an all-new infotainment setup, and the exterior design showcases BMW’s new styling.
The BMW 3 Series saloon will follow the iX3 next year, and it’ll be built using the same collection of parts. That massive battery could give this lower, sleeker saloon more than 500 miles of range, but a petrol-powered version will also be available.
It’ll have similar styling to the iX3, although it won’t have the same upright kidney grilles in the centre. These are reserved for BMW’s SUVs. Inside, you can expect to see the same panoramic iDrive system as the iX3, meaning there should be a full-width display at the base of the windscreen.
The 3 Series is cool, but you petrolheads out there will be more interested in the new BMW M3. It’s due to come along in 2027, and it’ll be the first ever all-electric full-fat M car. You could be looking at around 700hp from a quad-motor setup, but fans of the straight-six engine don’t need to panic.
That’s because BMW is working to get the 3.0-litre twin-turbocharged engine in the current M3 up to the latest emissions standards, allowing it to live on in the next car. So you don’t need to mourn the petrol-powered sports saloon just yet.
It may have only been out for around a year, but the facelifted BMW M5 has already been spotted testing. It’s not likely to be a massive overhaul, rather a light redesign to bring it in line with the next 3 Series.
The current car’s 4.4-litre V8 hybrid system will probably remain unchanged, but by the time this updated M5 comes out BMW might be ready to eke a bit more power out of it. As much as 750hp could be possible.
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