BMW has released details of its second-generation X3, its mid-sized sports activity vehicle.
The car is claimed to drive better and offers significantly more interior space.
Two new engines will be available at launch, 2.0 diesel and 3.0 petrol, with CO2 emissions of 149.204g/km respectively. An auto stop-start system in conjunction eith the 8-speed automatic transmission is an industry first.
The next X3 will be on sale in Ireland at the end of the year.