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    BMW to start iX3 production at plant in Hungary's Debrecen from next month

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    Posted on September 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    BMW will begin iX3 production in Debrecen, Hungary, next month, aiming to enhance its EV market presence against Chinese competitors.

    BMW Begins Production of iX3 Electric Model in Debrecen, Hungary

    BERLIN (Reuters) -German luxury carmaker BMW will start series production of its iX3 electric model at a new plant in Debrecen, Hungary from the end of next month, the company said in a statement on Wednesday.

    With the iX3, BMW hopes to reclaim lost ground in the EV race with Chinese rivals.

    Capacity for the new model will be gradually ramped up in stages after the start of production, the company said, with the first vehicle scheduled to roll off the production line at the end of 2025 and sales to begin in Europe in March 2026.

    Chinese e-car maker BYD is also constructing a plant in Debrecen, Hungary's second-largest city, following a push by Prime Minister Viktor Orban to bring Chinese EV and battery manufacturing plants to the country.

    (Reporting by Rachel More; Editing by Sonali Paul)

    Key Takeaways

    • •BMW will start iX3 production in Debrecen, Hungary.
    • •Production begins at the end of next month.
    • •The plant aims to boost BMW's EV market share.
    • •Sales in Europe are expected to start in March 2026.
    • •Chinese EV maker BYD is also building a plant in Debrecen.

    Frequently Asked Questions about BMW to start iX3 production at plant in Hungary's Debrecen from next month

    1When will BMW start production of the iX3?

    BMW will start series production of its iX3 electric model at the end of next month.

    2What is BMW's goal with the iX3?

    With the iX3, BMW hopes to reclaim lost ground in the EV race with Chinese rivals.

    3What is the production capacity plan for the iX3?

    The capacity for the new model will be gradually ramped up in stages after the start of production.

    4Which other company is building a plant in Debrecen?

    Chinese e-car maker BYD is also constructing a plant in Debrecen, Hungary's second-largest city.

    5What is the significance of Debrecen for EV manufacturing?

    Debrecen is becoming a hub for electric vehicle and battery manufacturing, following a push by Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

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