Lexus ES vs BMW X3 Comparison

The ES 300h is the only car in that segment that comes with a petrol-hybrid powertrain. The way it drives is smooth, and there's no doubting its stylish looks, because everyone on the road will stop and take another look at it. The level of comfort offered on the car is absolutely mind boggling. However, there's a lot to achieve for yet for Lexus in India like improving its service network, something that its rivals has and that's probably the only Achilles heel it has.

The BMW X3 stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its competitors, excelling in performance and offering competitive pricing. In certain aspects, it surpasses its rivals, notably being one of the few, alongside the GLC, to provide a diesel variant. For those in the market for a petrol SUV within the Rs. 60 to Rs. 70 lakh range, the X3 is a compelling choice. It boasts a chic design, an impressive array of features and technology, and delivers robust performance and handling. It's undoubtedly a contender worth considering.

The BMW X3 stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its competitors, excelling in performance and offering competitive pricing. In certain aspects, it surpasses its rivals, notably being one of the few, alongside the GLC, to provide a diesel variant. For those in the market for a petrol SUV within the Rs. 60 to Rs. 70 lakh range, the X3 is a compelling choice. It boasts a chic design, an impressive array of features and technology, and delivers robust performance and handling. It's undoubtedly a contender worth considering.