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One night with the new BMW 3 Series | TopGear South Africa | SA News

19 March 2026 by Guest

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One night with the new BMW 3 Series.

This is it, a truly prestigious event. On the motoring calendar, the birth of the next 3 Series is positively biblical, and I’m at the cutting of its umbilical cord.

A small group of us has been ushered into these hallowed hallways to meet the doting father, Anders Warming (Head of Designworks and BMW Group Advanced Design), as he reveals the polarising form of a car that carries so much legacy forward, albeit now with electrification in tow.

The i3 may be the electrified iteration of the next 3, but it reveals so much of what we will encounter in petrol and diesel models. It boasts a chassis that will underpin saloons, coupes and wagons….

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