Walk Round Video Attached This 2022 BMW iX3 M Sport is a superb example, having had only one owner since new. As an electric vehicle, it offers a smooth and quiet driving experience, powered by an 80 kWh battery that provides a maximum range of 285 miles when new. This M Sport variant comes equipped with desirable features such as automatic air conditioning with climate control, a rain sensor that activates headlights automatically, and a panoramic glass sunroof for an airy cabin feel. For convenience, it includes Parking Assistant with a rear camera and rear sensors, as well as heated seats for both the driver and front passenger. The performance of this BMW iX3 M Sport is truly impressive, with an acceleration of 0-60mph in just 6.8 seconds, demonstrating its responsive power delivery. These highlights indicate a superior driving experience compared to many other vehicles in its class. Charging is also efficient, with a full charge at home using a 7kW charger taking approximately 11 hours and 20 minutes, while the fastest public charging can take the battery from empty to 80% in as little as 32 minutes, ensuring you can get back on the road quickly. At DB Automotive we pride ourselves with transparent standards. Whilst we have to appreciate these are used vehicles we prepare them to a great standard. * Each vehicle is carefully chosen and has covered fewer than 70,000 miles. * Battery levels are always above 88% * Full mechanical inspection and testing completed * Body Panels - Fully Repaired if scratches exceed 5cm. Stonechips touched in. * All Vehicles come with a Type 2 Charger (3 pin not always included) * 100 Mile of range/fuel as standard. For more a charge will apply. * Glass replaced if significantly damaged * Seats repaired or replaced if heavily worn * Wheels refurbished if scuffed * Tyres individually replaced if tread is below 3mm * Minimum of 6 months MOT Why DB Automotive? * FCA Registered * All Cars HPI and Salvage Checked * 4.8 Rated on Google * Established Since 2017 Please note - £595 admin charged for outstide finance