Model family
BMW iX
3 versions currently on sale · lowest verified price: ~from 375,500 PLN · real-world range: 470–525 km
Available versions
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| Version | Price | Real-world range | Usable battery | 10–80% charging | Boot | Cost / 100 km |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BMW iX xDrive45 | ~from 375,500 PLN verified bmw.pl | 470 km | 94.8 kWh | 36 min | 500 l | 24.24 PLN |
| BMW iX xDrive60 | ~from 478,000 PLN verified Elektromobilni | 525 km | 109.1 kWh | 32 min | 500 l | 24.96 PLN |
| BMW iX M70 xDrive | ~from 560,000 PLN verified bmw.pl | 500 km | 108.9 kWh | 32 min | 500 l | 26.16 PLN |
Energy cost calculated at 1.2 PLN/kWh (Poland).
Version guide
Which version fits you?
Lowest price
BMW iX xDrive45Longest real-world range
BMW iX xDrive60Fastest 10–80% charging
BMW iX xDrive60Lowest price per kilometre of range
BMW iX xDrive45
Earlier versions
Versions no longer on sale
- BMW iX M60
Production: April 2022 - January 2025
- BMW iX xDrive40
Production: October 2021 - January 2025
- BMW iX xDrive50
Production: November 2021 - January 2025
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