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What are the differences between the BMW X3 25I and 28I?

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VonIan
08/29/25 7:49am
The differences between the BMW X3 25I and 28I mainly lie in two aspects. Below is a detailed introduction to these two differences: 1. Power: (1) The 25I has a maximum power of 184ps and a maximum torque of 290Nm. Its 0-100km/h acceleration time is 8.9 seconds. (2) The 28I has a maximum power of 224ps and a maximum torque of 310Nm. Its 0-100km/h acceleration time is 7.6 seconds. 2. Configuration: (1) The 25I is equipped with a 2.0T low-power engine with the model code B48B20C. (2) The 28I is equipped with a 2.0T medium-power engine. Additionally, the 28I includes sports seats, a full LCD dashboard, ambient lighting, and other components not found in the 25I. It also comes with paddle shifters.
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SanJuliana
09/11/25 5:21am
The main difference between the BMW X3 25i and 28i lies in their powertrains. I feel the 25i has a slightly lower engine output, around 184 horsepower, making it suitable for daily driving—fuel-efficient and quiet, with fuel consumption around 6 liters per 100 km. It's perfectly adequate for city commuting and more affordable. In contrast, the 28i boasts a higher horsepower of 245, delivering much quicker acceleration from a standstill, making overtaking more exhilarating. Its 0-100 km/h acceleration is about 1-2 seconds faster, providing greater confidence on highways. Fuel consumption is slightly higher at 6.5 liters, but the difference is marginal. Both models share nearly identical interior space and configurations, featuring intelligent driving assistance and comfortable seats, with flexible optional systems. If the budget allows, the 28i is undoubtedly more thrilling, but for family use, the 25i offers great value and can save money for fuel expenses.
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LaMartin
10/25/25 6:09am
From a cost perspective, the X3 25i offers high value for money with a price several ten thousand yuan lower. Its 184-horsepower engine is sufficient for daily use, providing smooth starts at traffic lights and a comfortable ride for children without bumps. In terms of fuel consumption, the figures are similar: the 25i consumes 6.2 liters per 100 kilometers, while the 28i with 245 horsepower consumes 6.5 liters. Driving 10,000 kilometers annually saves a few hundred yuan in fuel costs. Insurance and maintenance costs are basically the same. Both models feature similar chassis tuning, good shock absorption on bumpy roads, comfortable interior space, and safety configurations like active braking. If saving money is the priority, the 25i is a great choice, while the 28i offers slightly stronger performance with a minor increase in fuel expenses.
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