BMW X3 Passive Safety Features

There are so many ways the BMW X3 can keep you safe. First, and maybe most importantly, it comes with seat-mounted and side-impact airbags that will automatically deploy in the event of a collision. Aided by a supplemental restraint system, you won’t ever have to worry about unnecessary deployment.

The vehicle also features 3-point safety belts with force limiters. Paired with an Active Protection System, the safety belts can automatically pre-tighten, which can lessen the chance of you or a passenger sustaining an injury in an accident.

On the outside, the BMW offers LED fog lights and LED headlights with cornering lights, which will make it easier to see at night and in fog.

BMW X3 Safety Technology

What really helps the BMW X3 distance itself from its competitors in terms of safety is its ability to offer tons of helpful safety technology. Not only can you make parking a breeze with a standard rearview camera, but you can also make use of the front and rear Park Distance Control.

Inside the X3, you can make use of the infotainment screen to see features like Blind Spot Detection, which can show you your blind spot and alert you if there is a vehicle approaching. That—along with Frontal Collision Warning and Lane Departure Warning—make up the Active Driving Assistant, which is the suite of technology features found in the X3.

If you’re ever involved in an accident, the BMW can take the stress of having to call for help off your plate with BMW Assist eCall™. This feature can, literally at the push of a button, call for a tow, an ambulance, or local law enforcement if you ever need it, and also features an Enhanced Automatic Collision Notification.

Check On Your Car from Your Smartphone

When you have the BMW X3 by your side, safety doesn’t just exist inside the vehicle, but outside of it as well. Using the BMW Connected app, you can check on your car at all times by using a Surround View with Remote 3D View and see what’s going on in the area where your car is parked.