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A used BMW electric SUV for sale brings class, refinement and quiet driving to an efficient car packed with great features. Available entirely online and faff-free with a 14-day money back guarantee and a 90-day warranty. Buy outright or finance a BMW electric SUV for sale. 

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  1. BMW iX3

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    BMW iX3

    210kW M Sport Pro 80kWh 5dr Auto

    • Vehicle year, 2021
    • Mileage, 36,294 miles
    • Fuel type, Electric
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    • Range in miles,
    Full price.£26,164
    Price per month. pcp. £441
  2. BMW iX1

    BMW iX1

    150kW eDrive20 M Sport 65kWh 5dr Auto

    • Vehicle year, 2024
    • Mileage, 18,667 miles
    • Fuel type, Electric
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    • Range in miles,
    Full price.£26,999
    Price per month. pcp. £438
  3. BMW iX

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    BMW iX

    240kW xDrive40 M Sport 76.6kWh 5dr Auto

    • Vehicle year, 2023
    • Mileage, 23,784 miles
    • Fuel type, Electric
    • Transmission type, Automatic
    • Range in miles,
    Full price.£30,494
    Price per month. pcp. £500

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BMW electric SUV buying guide

What types of BMW electric SUVs are there?

There’s a range of different BMW electric SUV types on offer, ranging from small crossovers to larger full-size SUVs that offer more space and more luxury. 

They also come with different battery sizes, electric ranges and features to help separate them. 

Popular BMW electric SUVs

BMW has been making electric SUVs since 2020 with the launch of the iX, and since then, it has made some really compelling models. Some of the most popular are: 

> BMW iX1 

> BMW iX2 

> BMW iX3 

> BMW iX 

What are BMW electric SUVs like to drive?

BMW electric SUVs for sale, such as the iX and iX3, offer a driving experience that combines luxury, performance and technology.  

The BMW iX features dual electric motors and produces more than 650hp in its top-spec trim, delivering instant torque and smooth acceleration.  

The iX3 offers a more compact option with a single electric motor powering the rear wheels, providing a mix of efficiency and performance.  

Both models feature advanced battery technology, ensuring a long driving range and rapid charging capabilities. 

Petrol, diesel or BMW electric SUVs?

Because BMW makes them all, it can be tricky to narrow down which model is right for you, but it’s very simple. 

You should buy a petrol BMW SUV if you live and commute in and around town, but do a fair bit of longer motorway drives too. 

A diesel BMW SUV is best for long-distance driving, so if you do a lot of this, you should look for the best MPG of a diesel engine. 

But if you’re a city dweller most of the time, can charge the car at home and do the occasional longer journey, you should go for a BMW electric SUV. 

Who are BMW electric SUVs suitable for?

A used BMW electric SUV is suitable for more people than you may think. With all-electric ranges exceeding 400 miles in some cases, they can be a really attractive option for lots of people. 

Plus, BMW electric SUVs are spacious, packed full of tech and are affordable on the used market – a true win-win. 

Should I buy a used BMW electric SUV?

How much is a BMW electric SUV?

Brand-new, you’d be paying anywhere from £40,000 up to £120,000, whereas a used BMW electric SUV could easily be half. 

Why is the BMW iX so expensive?

Due to the expensive leather and carbon fibre used, not to mention the battery technology, a new BMW iX is an expensive car, starting at around £75,000. But buy a used one and you can save a fortune. 

What’s the best BMW electric SUV?

There are a few to choose from, but the BMW iX usually tops the charts, being the flagship car with the whole works thrown at it. 

Is the iX1 or iX3 bigger?

BMW’s naming convention works so the bigger the number, the larger the car. Therefore, the iX1 is based on the X1 crossover SUV, and the iX3 is based on the X3 SUV. 

How long does it take to charge a BMW electric SUV?

This varies from model to model, but using a rapid charger, you could see 10-80% in around 30 minutes, whereas a home wall box charge will take around 10 hours.