View page in desktop
|
Report error
  •   Apple app store icon
  • Google play store icon
Terms of Service
|
Privacy Policy
|
PDPA
|
Site Map
©2004-2026 Sgcarmart, Singapore. All rights reserved.
  • Home
  • Car Articles
  • news
  • news Listings
  • BMW News
  • Introducing new entry-level model BMW X3 sDrive18d

    25 Aug 2012

    |

    2,823 views

    As part of its ongoing model offensive in the Sports Activity Vehicle segment, BMW is set to present the 7th variant of the successful BMW X3 in autumn 2012.

    BMW has launched the new X3 sDrive18d in UK, its first rear-wheel drive model in the range. Dynamic power delivery and exceptional agility headline the driving characteristics we have come to expect from BMW X models. By channelling the engine's power to the road through its rear wheels, the BMW X3 sDrive18d introduces customers to a new facet of the Sports Activity Vehicle’s distinctive character.

    The all new BMW X3 sDrive18d is powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine, which is available with either a six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission. BMW claims that the X3 sDrive18d will race from 0-100km/h in only 9.9 seconds and also achieves a top speed of 193km/h.

    Another upside is that the BMW X3 also offers the most impressive balance between performance and fuel economy in this output class. Its sprinting performance outstrips that of any rival, yet it burns up to 7 per cent less fuel than its direct competitors in the premium segment. The secret lies in the engine’s efficiency and an extensive suite of BMW EfficientDynamics technology. The BMW X3 sDrive18d comes as standard with features including Brake Energy Regeneration, the Optimum Shift Indicator, Electric Power Steering, ECO PRO mode and the Auto Start-Stop function, all of which can work in tandem with either the six-speed manual gearbox or eight-speed automatic. The Sports Activity Vehicle also sets new standards in terms of safety and connectivity. The BMW X3 was awarded the maximum five-star rating in the Euro NCAP crash test.

    This latest addition to its model line-up gives the BMW X3 everything it needs to build on its history of success.
    24.4k

    Tags

    bmw bmw x3 bmw x3 launched bmw uk bmw x3 launched in uk new entry level model x3 entry level bmw entry level

    AllReviewsNewsAdviceFeaturesVideos
    • Home
    • Car Articles
    • news
    • news Listings
    • BMW News

    Introducing new entry-level model BMW X3 sDrive18d

    25 Aug 2012

    |

    2,823 views

    As part of its ongoing model offensive in the Sports Activity Vehicle segment, BMW is set to present the 7th variant of the successful BMW X3 in autumn 2012.

    BMW has launched the new X3 sDrive18d in UK, its first rear-wheel drive model in the range. Dynamic power delivery and exceptional agility headline the driving characteristics we have come to expect from BMW X models. By channelling the engine's power to the road through its rear wheels, the BMW X3 sDrive18d introduces customers to a new facet of the Sports Activity Vehicle’s distinctive character.

    The all new BMW X3 sDrive18d is powered by a 2.0-litre diesel engine, which is available with either a six-speed manual or an eight-speed automatic transmission. BMW claims that the X3 sDrive18d will race from 0-100km/h in only 9.9 seconds and also achieves a top speed of 193km/h.

    Another upside is that the BMW X3 also offers the most impressive balance between performance and fuel economy in this output class. Its sprinting performance outstrips that of any rival, yet it burns up to 7 per cent less fuel than its direct competitors in the premium segment. The secret lies in the engine’s efficiency and an extensive suite of BMW EfficientDynamics technology. The BMW X3 sDrive18d comes as standard with features including Brake Energy Regeneration, the Optimum Shift Indicator, Electric Power Steering, ECO PRO mode and the Auto Start-Stop function, all of which can work in tandem with either the six-speed manual gearbox or eight-speed automatic. The Sports Activity Vehicle also sets new standards in terms of safety and connectivity. The BMW X3 was awarded the maximum five-star rating in the Euro NCAP crash test.

    This latest addition to its model line-up gives the BMW X3 everything it needs to build on its history of success.
    24.4k

    Tags

    bmw bmw x3 bmw x3 launched bmw uk bmw x3 launched in uk new entry level model x3 entry level bmw entry level

    Newsletter

    Be Notified On The Latest News

    Newsletter

    Be Notified On The Latest News

    Latest COE Prices

    September 2026 | 1st BIDDING
    NEXT TENDER: 23 Sep 2026
    CAT A
    $133,009
    CAT B
    $135,001
    CAT C
    $93,101
    CAT E
    $137,890
    View Full Results

    Latest COE Prices

    September 2026 | 1st BIDDING
    NEXT TENDER: 23 Sep 2026
    CAT A
    $133,009
    CAT B
    $135,001
    CAT C
    $93,101
    CAT E
    $137,890
    View Full Results

    You May Also Like

    We try out roadside parking with the new OBU!

    We try out roadside parking with the new OBU!

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    EV NEXT: Peace of mind with battery SOH certification

    EV NEXT: Peace of mind with battery SOH certification

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Big Test: Which brand makes the best hybrid?

    Big Test: Which brand makes the best hybrid?

    Is parallel import hesitancy growing among car buyers?

    Is parallel import hesitancy growing among car buyers?

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Opinion: Is it time for a change to our road traffic laws?

    Opinion: Is it time for a change to our road traffic laws?

    A first look at Chery's iCaur V23 and Jaecoo J8 in Singapore

    A first look at Chery's iCaur V23 and Jaecoo J8 in Singapore

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    7 things we learnt about the Zeekr 7GT

    7 things we learnt about the Zeekr 7GT

    You May Also Like

    We try out roadside parking with the new OBU!

    We try out roadside parking with the new OBU!

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    New cars are safer: Opt for one when you can

    EV NEXT: Peace of mind with battery SOH certification

    EV NEXT: Peace of mind with battery SOH certification

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Multi-Pathway approach: Toyota was always right

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Don't get yourself trapped in your high-tech EV

    Big Test: Which brand makes the best hybrid?

    Big Test: Which brand makes the best hybrid?

    Is parallel import hesitancy growing among car buyers?

    Is parallel import hesitancy growing among car buyers?

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Sgcarmart Explores: Bras Basah!

    Opinion: Is it time for a change to our road traffic laws?

    Opinion: Is it time for a change to our road traffic laws?

    A first look at Chery's iCaur V23 and Jaecoo J8 in Singapore

    A first look at Chery's iCaur V23 and Jaecoo J8 in Singapore

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    The BYD Sealion 8 seven-seater SUV arrives in Singapore

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    7 things we learnt about the Zeekr 7GT

    7 things we learnt about the Zeekr 7GT

    Related Articles

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Mercedes-Benz's electric CLA Shooting Brake is here in SG!

    Mercedes-Benz's electric CLA Shooting Brake is here in SG!

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    ERP 2.0: 5 things we know, 2 things we don't

    ERP 2.0: 5 things we know, 2 things we don't

    COE Analysis Apr' 2026: Is real change finally on its way?

    COE Analysis Apr' 2026: Is real change finally on its way?

    Related Articles

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    The rise of PHEVs: A closer look at the numbers

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Hongqi Singapore opens its showroom doors

    Mercedes-Benz's electric CLA Shooting Brake is here in SG!

    Mercedes-Benz's electric CLA Shooting Brake is here in SG!

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Maxus MIFA 7 Elite Review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    Mazda 6e Fastback GT Electric review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    iCaur V23 100kW Review

    ERP 2.0: 5 things we know, 2 things we don't

    ERP 2.0: 5 things we know, 2 things we don't

    COE Analysis Apr' 2026: Is real change finally on its way?

    COE Analysis Apr' 2026: Is real change finally on its way?