The iX3 will also introduce new technological upgrades such as the BMW Panoramic iDrive, BMW's new sixth-gen powertrain, and the Heart of Joy "superbrain".
HMG's California Proving Ground, which opened in 2005, has seen more than 5,000 Hyundai Motor, Kia, and Genesis vehicle evaluation operations in the U.S.A.
The upcoming all-electric BMW iX1 is predicted to deliver an range of up to 438km, and will be available with all-wheel drive.
The new wind tunnel is able to test both consumer and motorsport vehicles, and can generate wind speeds of up to 305km/h.
The development of the Hennessey Venom F5 hypercar continues as it successfully completes the first of three phases of intense development.
With cooperation between Nissan's European and Japanese engineering teams, the Ariya's performance continues to be tuned to provide balance and refinement.
The Rimac C_Two has underwent multiple processes in its development stages, and its completion of these final aerodynamic tests bring it closer to production.
The electric Pininfarina Battisata has completed its first comprehensive set of high speed, dynamic and handling tests at the Nardo Technical Centre in Italy.
The Mercedes-AMG Project ONE hypercar tests reaches an exciting phase, with several prototypes featuring the final power unit to undergo dynamic testing.
Aston Martin and Brough Superior begins dynamic testing for the track-only AMB 001 which will be strictly limited to only 100 examples.
Final touches are now being added for the 4 Series on the country roads and motorways surrounding the BMW Group's Research and Innovation Centre in Munich
Pininfarina has commenced the testing and development phase for the ground-breaking Battista fully electric luxury hypercar.
Driving dynamics trials at the BMW test centre in Miramas in the south of France provide key insights into the performance properties of the new roadster.
A close-to-series prototype of the new luxury segment sports car completes endurance tests on the high-speed circuit in Aprilia, Italy.
Development testing for the ultimate drivers car - the McLaren P1 - reaches boiling point as production nears completion.