BMW · 2026

BMW 320i Sport (G20 LCI, 2026)

The 3 Series remains the dynamic benchmark of the European premium compact segment, the saloon that defines what a sporting executive car should feel like.

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The 2026 G20 keeps the rear-drive balance and precise steering BMW is known for while adding a 48V mild-hybrid layer to the 320i petrol that smooths the auto and trims fuel use. It targets the company-car driver or keen private buyer who wants genuine driving pleasure plus premium cabin quality, without stepping up to a 5 Series. The Touring estate adds family practicality on the same platform. Cross-shop the Mercedes A-Class for a cheaper badge entry, or the all-electric i4 if you can charge at home.

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Key specs

Powertrain2.0L TwinPower Turbo 48V mild-hybrid petrol
Range / Efficiency6.4 l/100km (WLTP) mi or mpg
0-60 mph7.4 s (0-100 km/h) sec
Seats5
DrivetrainRear-wheel drive
Warranty2 yr unlimited km, 3 yr paint / 12 yr anti-corrosion
Cargo Volume480 L (saloon) cu ft

Configurations: Base

Strengths

  • Class-leading rear-drive handling and steering feel
  • Premium, well-built cabin with sharp infotainment
  • Mild-hybrid petrol is refined and reasonably frugal
  • Strong residual values across Europe

Trade-offs

  • Options inflate the price quickly
  • Firmer ride than comfort-focused rivals
  • Rear-drive traction needs winter tyres in snow

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