2020 BMW X3 xDrive20d (190 PS) TEST DRIVE

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2020 BMW X3 xDrive20d
140 kW / 187 HP / 190 PS
2.0L Turbo Diesel Engine
1995 cm3 / 121.7 CUI
4-Cylinder
400 Nm / 295 ft-lb
8-Speed Automatic
TEST DRIVE by Michi
Interior & Cockpit Design
Exterior Design
Driving & Sound / POV
Computer & Entertaiment on Board
Light Night Design
Fuel Consumption from 80 to 200 kmh (50 mph to 124 mph)
Acceleration 0-210 kmh
Top Speed German Autobahn

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Above 130-140kmh consumption are pretty high , basically its higher then petrol engine from tiguan with same 190hp

[@Seba03111976]

That is because there are 200-300 kg difference between them. You are not capable of more than comparing the consumption of unequal car tested in unequal conditions, aren't you?!

[@emanuelefossati3812]

Really appreciate the channel format. Do you have the opportunity to test the X1 sdrive 18i petrol AUTOMATIC, and the X1 Xdrive 18D? All the best! Tschüss

[@Mr11ESSE111]

I must say that this new models of bmw vehicles with 2.0 diesel engines eats more fuel then older ones or 3liter versions or significantly more then TDI in toureg&tiguan

[@claub2621]

Pretty basic version (fabric seats, no LED for headlights or rear turn signal)...entry level or Advantage at best, isn`t it? But imo it`s good to see cars like this for a change, pretty fed up with only top-of-the-range versions being shown. I just have to make a little comment about the acceleration times, they seem (very) optimistic. I have not seen a stock X3 20d go to 100km/h under 8s and to 160km/h under 21-22s. Maybe the road was a bit downhill? Anyway... Hopefully this will be my next auto, but in the 30d and M-Sport configuration. Good video, tchuss!

[@pollrodri6254]

hi, my grandpa happens to have a pretty basic version of the f25 x3 20d 190cv. The only different option is the 245/55 r18 tyres. With good sporty tyres, it launches very well from the start, and according to my gps in the cell phone, it does 7.86s to 100km/h. It is as slow as they come over 80km/h, but the start is very impressive.

[@wiktorw4431]

Is it mild hybrid ?

[@emanuelefossati3812]

Really appreciate the basic versions reviews. More real world. Are the front light original or the lamp have been replaced with something aftermarket? It doesn't seem the usual yellow-like colour. If so, how was the real life night visibility?

[@Pepegium]

its the LED

[@TheFunkyair]

The best 2.0lt diesel engine by performance and consumption and comfort wise but small for x3

[@mattonaircraft28]

Gas hawk at high speed and very noisy at idle

[@Mr11ESSE111]

Consumption are actually higher then those of 3liter diesel especially at higher speeds

[@mattonaircraft28]

@@Mr11ESSE111 That’s why it’s the worst. I don’t understand BMW 2.0d or 2.0i drivers… Better off with a used 3.0d or 3.0i with an ACTUAL ENGINE.

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@@mattonaircraft28 yes,even older versions of diesel engines in few years old x3,x5 consume less and especially less in tiguan or even touareg then now in this x3

[@Pepegium]

@@mattonaircraft28 they are better yeah, but they cost plenty more and lots of ppl dont wanna spend that extra money. No offense tho

[@FlybikeTobi81]

No LED Indicator?

[@Juras3000]

Kodiaq is bigger which means more weight and drag and he consume less with even 10 HP more and 1 gear less

[@gabrielandrei9291]

Bigger doesn t mean heavier. Any Bmw is heavier than direct competitors for it s class and dimensions.

[@dearenizam9472]

Test Nissan Rogue 2020 please

[@TESTDRIVEFREAK]

I have nissan rogue 2019 here

[@Konlaw]

the new toyota yaris hybrid pleaseeeeeee