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Practical test: 1600 km with a caravan towed by BMW iX3

31.05.2026 07:00 1 min 1 source РУС
motor-talk.de DEU

A video test of towing a caravan with the BMW iX3 electric vehicle over 1600 km has been published. The test assessed the practical feasibility of long-distance travel with a trailer. Results are available in the video on Motor-Talk.

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Practical test: 1600 km with a caravan towed by BMW iX3

31.05.2026 motor-talk.de DEU Original source

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