2023 BMW 3 Series Touring Debuts in Europe Where Wagons Still Matter

It is similar to the sedan in that it has subtle exterior modifications and a major novelty interior.

BMW USA has not sold the 3 Series Touring G21, and this will continue with the LCI that was unveiled today. The mid-cycle update to the 3er includes subtle exterior changes and a radical transformation within the cabin, where the adoption of iDrive 8 dramatically changed the dashboard. Curved glass takes the center stage now, integrating the 12.3 inch driver’s display with the 14.9-inch touchscreen.
2023 BMW 3 Series Touring Debuts in Europe Where Wagons Still Matter

This is the long-roof 3 Series in the 330e version with the M Sport Package. Also, the charging port cap has a new “electrified” badge. This PHEV version of the BMW 3 Series is only available in the United States. However, Europe and other countries also have a lower 320e configuration. In fact, BMW offers a wider range of powertrains than just the PHEV version. This PDF document shows that there are a variety of diesels and an inline-six. M340d . All engines now feature 48V mild hybrid tech thanks to the mid-cycle modifications.

Traditionalists love the fact that there aren’t split headlights, while the kidneys are normal in size. BMW claims that the headlights, which are standard full-LED, are “much slimmer,” but this seems to be an exaggeration. The optional adaptive headlights have the blue accents and the inverted “L-shaped” daytime running lights make them look even more sharp.

Although the back of the car is largely unchanged, BMW notes that the exhaust tip diameter has increased to 90 or 100mm depending on which engine it is. The entry-level 3er comes with 17-inch alloy wheels, while the M Sport Package or M Performance models come with 18-inch wheels. The standard roof rails for the Touring have a glossy black finish. They can also be ordered with satin aluminum.
2023 BMW 3 Series Touring Debuts in Europe Where Wagons Still Matter

The 35th anniversary of the 3 Series Touring is as old as you are. BMW states that the wagon is still in high demand, particularly in Europe, where it makes up one fifth of all 3 Series sales. The wagon is even more popular in Germany. The model has been updated for sale in New Zealand, Australia and Taiwan. It will also continue to be available in Japan, South Korea, Japan and Hong Kong.

The M3 touring will likely debut next month at Goodwood Festival of Speed. There is no 3 Series Sports Wagon available in the US.