2023 Upgrades on BMW X Series

The BMW X2 is a sporty staple for 2023. With no major changes, the automaker has still added some flair in the form of its Edition GoldPlay package, available on both sDrive28i and xDrive28i models. This special edition brings enhanced handling with suspension and steering upgrades from the M Sport package, as well as aggressive styling, including the three-section lower air intake in front, bumper panels with eye-catching inserts, wheel arch trim that complements body color, along with door edging to round out this bold look.

The BMW X3 crossover SUV for has seen only small changes for 2023, with the addition of keyless entry as standard equipment. For those looking to upgrade further, some packages have been impacted by supply-issues, leading to a few notable deletions from their offerings, including Driving Assistance Professional and Gesture Controls from the Premium package.

BMW’s flagship sports activity coupe, the X4, has been updated for 2023. Keyless entry and remote operation are now included as standard features, although Gesture Control no longer comes with the Premium package. Making these upgrades to their luxe model brings even more style and convenience to an already stunning ride in this third year of production!

For 2023, the BMW X5 crossover utility vehicle unveils a host of new optional package offerings. Drivers can now enjoy more access to features, such as head-up display and Executive packages — no Gesture Control necessary! However, those opting for M Sport functionality are advised that Vernasca leather is sadly no longer included in this offer.

The 2023 BMW X6 crossover coupe is back with a few notable add-ons and subtractions. Sensafin upholstery comes in four colors as standard, and the Premium package features wireless device charging; however, Gesture Control has been removed, and Vernasca leather is no longer available —but you can now get a head-up display more easily than before!

BMW has reinvented the iconic X7 crossover, designing an assertive front end with split headlights and turn signals. Beneath its luxe styling lies a powerful engine: the xDrive40i now packs 375 hp – 40 more than before – while the premium Alpina XB7 will deliver 630hp courtesy of a 4.4-liter V8 powerhouse. To maximize driveability, both models feature Integral Active Steering and Active Roll Stabilization as standard, complemented by superior tech, like BMW’s Curved Display system coupled to iDrive 8.