From:Internet Info Agency 2026-03-18 19:32:50
At the launch event for the all-new i3, BMW reaffirmed its commitment to traditional sedans and wagons, announcing that the next-generation 3 Series will be offered with both combustion and all-electric powertrains. The company also unveiled a teaser image of the 3 Series Touring (wagon) for the first time. While specific powertrain details remain undisclosed, the model is expected to follow the dual-line strategy seen in the sedan version. The teaser shows a low-profile roof rack, sparking speculation about whether it will retain the independently opening rear window—a practical feature recently eliminated from the current 5 Series Touring. Nevertheless, BMW’s continued production of the 3 Series Touring offers a rare and practical alternative in today’s SUV-dominated market. It remains unclear whether the new wagon will be introduced in the U.S. market, but if launched at a more accessible price point, it could potentially reignite enthusiasm for wagons in North America.

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