A PakWheels comparison in Pakistan sets the AVATR 07 Max RWD against the BMW iX3 50 xDrive, examining their specifications rather than reporting a road test. Both are five-seat electric SUVs with 800V electrical systems, but their powertrains and equipment differ considerably.
The AVATR pairs a single rear motor producing 338 hp and 365 Nm with an 82.16 kWh battery. Its listed range is 575 km under the NEDC cycle, and peak DC charging is rated at 420 kW. The BMW uses two motors and all-wheel drive, delivering 469 hp and 645 Nm from a 108.7 kWh battery. Its claimed range is 673–805 km under WLTP, with DC charging up to 400 kW. The publication cautions that the range figures use different test procedures, and the charging-time claims cover different battery-percentage windows.
The AVATR is listed at 2,290 kg, with a longer 2,940 mm wheelbase and a cabin centered on large displays; it also supports 3.3 kW vehicle-to-load. The BMW is listed at 2,360 kg and offers 11 kW AC charging, a 520-litre boot, 58 litres of front storage and towing capacity of up to 2,000 kg. PakWheels says the BMW is the relevant iX3 version for Pakistan, while the AVATR’s local pricing and positioning remain important to how directly they compete.