With the upcoming iX3, BMW finally made a car that works its own turn signals.

A test of a prototype BMW iX3 reveals that the Neue Klasse EV platform may just live up to the hype—and it's a BMW through and through.

The BMW iX3 is the first car on the Neue Klasse electric platform – and it’s a game-changer. Smooth, intuitive and full of clever tech, it feels like the future without losing the BMW feel.

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As the new BMW M3 EV draws nearer to the starting line, it has now revealed its hulking wheel arches and wide stance.