2025 BMW IX XDRIVE50

This 2025 BMW iX xDrive50 is a battery-electric, all-wheel-drive SUV manufactured by BMW AG in Germany. The decoded VIN is WB523CF03SCT07734, with a rated output of 516 horsepower. The auction record lists the vehicle as Salvage with “Rear” as the primary damage area. Stage 1 reports that the visible evidence supports the stated rear damage area, with extensive rear collision damage clearly present. Stage 1 also notes substantial additional damage at the left front corner. Salvage status itself cannot be confirmed from exterior photographs alone. The most significant damage is concentrated at the left rear corner. The left rear quarter panel and wheel-arch structure are severely crushed inward, with sharply deformed and torn metal and exposed inner components. The left rear body corner below the tail lamp is also visibly deformed. The rear bumper assembly and lower fascia are detached from the body, with broken and missing material, exposed brackets or mounting components, visible wiring, and loose sections hanging below the vehicle. Large portions of the lower rear bumper and lower trim are missing. The lower trim along the rear hatch edge is also absent, exposing a metallic strip, fasteners, and mounting openings. Additional collision damage is present at the left front. The left front bumper cover and lower fascia are cracked, torn, and displaced, with broken sections and exposed mounting areas. Broad white scrape marks and abrasions cover the bumper. The left front fender has scrape marks, creasing, and localized deformation around the wheel opening. The instrument display shows ABS, BRAKE, and chassis-stabilization warning indicators while the vehicle is stationary. The photos do not establish the cause of these warnings or confirm the condition of the braking, suspension, wheel-arch, electrical, restraint, or high-voltage systems. A comprehensive physical inspection and diagnostic scan will be required before determining whether the vehicle can be safely repaired and driven. NHTSA records show recall campaign 25V470000 for certain 2022–2025 BMW iX vehicles, including a potential high-voltage battery cell-module assembly defect. The defect may cause high-voltage system shutdown and loss of drive power, and may increase the risk of fire. The stated remedy is replacement of specific high-voltage battery cell modules by a dealer at no charge. Recall completion and remedy availability for this specific vehicle should be verified with BMW or an authorized dealer using the VIN before purchase.