BMW iX3 Arrives Early With $500 Loyalty Discount as Demand Surges
Summary
BMW is offering an early $500 loyalty discount and 4.99% financing on the new 2027 iX3, which began US deliveries a week ahead of schedule amid strong demand. With over 100,000 European orders and a 434-mile EPA range, the electric SUV is positioned as a cheaper alternative to rivals like the Porsche Macan Electric and Volvo EX60.
The 2027 iX3 is just arriving at dealerships, and BMW wants to keep drivers with the brand by offering an early loyalty discount.
2027 bmw-ix3" class="tag-link text-primary font-medium">BMW iX3 discounts and offers
As the first model from its Neue Klasse lineup, BMW has a lot riding on the new iX3. The electric SUV is already an apparent hit with over 100,000 orders in Europe, and BMW is now working around the clock to keep up with the demand.
Deliveries were scheduled to begin in the US in late September, but BMW reportedly started them on September 16, a week ahead of schedule due to “strong customer demand.”
The 2027 bmw-ix3" class="tag-link text-primary font-medium">BMW iX3 starts at $61,500 and offers an impressive EPA-estimated driving range of up to 434 miles.
According to CarsDirect, BMW introduced an early $500 loyalty discount for those who buy or lease the new 2027 iX3. You don’t have to trade in your current vehicle to take advantage of the offer, and you can pass it to other family members in the household.
BMW is also offering a special financing rate of 4.99% for 60 months, which can be stacked with the $500 loyalty discount.
While $500 isn’t much of a discount, especially on a $60,000 luxury SUV, the iX3 is cheaper than much of the competition, including the Porsche Macan Electric, which starts at $80,300.
BMW has yet to introduce any special lease offers for the new 2027 iX3. Using BMW’s payment estimator, the base 2027 bmw-ix3" class="tag-link text-primary font-medium">BMW iX3 50 xDrive would cost $861 a month for a 36-month lease with $4,999 down.
Porsche is offering the 2026 Macan Electric for $759 a month for 24 months, but that’s with $9,995 due at signing. Also in the fine print, you’ll find its annual mileage allowance is just 5,000 miles.
With $9,995 down, the 2027 iX3 would cost $776 a month for 30 months. BMW’s payment calculator doesn’t offer a 24-month lease option.
It might be hard to beat the new Volvo EX60, which is slightly cheaper, starting at $59,795. Volvo is offering leases on the new 2027 EX60 P10 Plus for as low as $649 for 36 months with $6,389 due at signing.
With the same $6,389 down, the 2027 iX3 50 xDrive would cost $820 a month for 36 months, or $171 more than the EX60.
The 2027 Volvo EX60 P10 Plus offers up to 330 miles of range and can add up to 155 miles in 16 minutes.
BMW, Volvo, and Porsche’s current offers end on September 30. If you’re interested in seeing what deals are available near you, we’ve made it easy with our partner links found below.
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