Car Buyer's Guide

Overview

The BMW iX is an executive electric SUV for drivers who want an all-wheel-drive five-seater with substantial battery capacity and long claimed range. This 2025-generation model starts from RM425,800, pairing 402 hp with a 100.6 kWh battery and a 602 km claimed range in xDrive45 Sport form.

iX in 2026 — what's new

The BMW iX carries on into 2026 unchanged after this generation launched in 2025. The range remains a two-variant line-up: the xDrive45 Sport has a 100.6 kWh battery, 402 hp and 602 km range, while the xDrive60 M Sport Pro moves to 111.5 kWh, 536 hp and 701 km. Both are five-seat, all-wheel-drive electric SUVs with single-ratio automatic transmission.

Variants (2)

RM425,800–RM487,800 · est. from RM4,345/mo

Which variant to buy

Most buyers should choose the RM425,800 xDrive45 Sport. Its 602 km claimed range, 402 hp and all-wheel drive are already substantial, and it leaves RM62,000 in your pocket. Pay RM487,800 for the xDrive60 M Sport Pro if the extra 99 km of claimed range and 134 hp matter to your regular driving; its 111.5 kWh battery is the main practical reason to stretch. Both have five seats, AWD and a single-ratio automatic.

Previous model years (2)

Shopping the previous generation? iX I20 (2021–2025) →

Colours

across the range — availability varies by variant

  • Alpine White Metallic
  • Arctic Race Blue Metallic
  • Aventurine Red Metallic
  • Black Sapphire Metallic
  • Dune Grey Metallic
  • Mineral White Metallic
  • Sophisto Grey Metallic
  • M Carbon Black Metallic

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Verdict

The iX is a costly executive EV, but the xDrive45 Sport sits below the Volvo EX90 at RM428,888, Lexus RZ at RM429,888 and Hyundai Ioniq 5 N at RM443,888. Its 602 km claimed range and 402 hp give it serious everyday credentials. The xDrive60 brings a meaningful 701 km claim, though RM487,800 is clearly more than those three rivals. Choose it for the extra range, not simply the badge.

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BMW iX sales in Malaysia

96 registered so far in 2026 — Malaysia's #165 best-selling model this year. 11 were registered in Aug 2026, the latest month on record.

Sep 2025: 24 24 Oct 2025: 19 Nov 2025: 4 Dec 2025: 17 Jan 2026: 4 Feb 2026: 9 Mar 2026: 20 Apr 2026: 12 May 2026: 6 Jun 2026: 16 Jul 2026: 18 Aug 2026: 11 Sep 2025 Aug 2026 Full iX sales data, month by month →

BMW iX resale value

What a used iX holds of its price, by registration year: the trade-guide value insurers and dealers reference, and the price the market typically asks.

A three-year-old iX holds about 41% of its original value — weaker than the market average of 62%. The slower the line falls, the better it holds its value.
0% 50% 100% 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Age (years)
BMW iX Market average
Year Trade guide Typical asking Holds
2026 RM456,800 100%
2025 RM357,950 80%
2024 RM317,300 71%
2023 RM273,100 RM195,800 (11) 41%
2022 RM193,200 RM175,800 (11) 39%
2021 RM181,500 41%

Trade-guide and market listing data, West Malaysia. Actual prices vary with condition, mileage and variant; "holds" compares against that year's new price.

Generations

Rivals to consider

same class, similar money

BMW iX FAQ

How much is the BMW iX in Malaysia?

The BMW iX costs RM425,800 for the xDrive45 Sport and RM487,800 for the xDrive60 M Sport Pro.

Which BMW iX variant should I buy?

Buy the xDrive45 Sport for its 602 km claimed range, 402 hp and lower price. Choose the xDrive60 M Sport Pro only if its 701 km claimed range and 536 hp justify the RM62,000 step up.

What is the BMW iX's claimed driving range?

The xDrive45 Sport has a claimed range of 602 km. The xDrive60 M Sport Pro has a claimed range of 701 km.

Is the BMW iX all-wheel drive?

Yes. Both Malaysian BMW iX variants use all-wheel drive and have five seats. The xDrive45 Sport produces 402 hp, while the xDrive60 M Sport Pro produces 536 hp.

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