The drag coefficient is only 0.29, and the all-terrain mode is supported! Is the new BMW X3 a real upgrade or a gimmick?

When the vehicle speed reaches 120 km/h, 60% of the resistance comes from wind resistance - the new BMW X3 reduces the wind resistance coefficient to 0.29, and the measured high-speed fuel consumption is 0.8 liters less than the old model. Paired with the all-terrain mode, it can easily get out of trouble on muddy and gravel roads. But does the design of 15-watt wireless charging and no DC fast charging hold it back? We conducted an in-depth evaluation of this car's dynamic response, chassis tuning and intelligent systems with automotive expert Chen Yu, and found that it does not just pile up configurations, but precisely improves the driving quality in every detail. If you want to buy a well-balanced and delicate luxury SUV, this program will tell you the answer.