The new BMW 3 Series Saloon is offered in ten colors: Alpine White, Mineral White, Black Sapphire (also listed as Sapphire Black), M Brooklyn Grey, Polarised Grey, Space Silver, Fire Red, Eucalyptus Green, Ocean Wave Blue and M Le Castellet Blue. Alpine White is the only non-metallic color; the rest are metallic.
All BMW 3 Series colors at a glance
| # | Color | Finish | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alpine White | Non-metallic | Classic, bright, high contrast with the black trim |
| 2 | Mineral White | Metallic | Softer, more refined white |
| 3 | Black Sapphire | Metallic | Dark, sleek, formal |
| 4 | M Brooklyn Grey | Metallic | Modern grey that shifts with light |
| 5 | Polarised Grey | Metallic | Understated and contemporary |
| 6 | Space Silver | Metallic | Bright and technical |
| 7 | Fire Red | Metallic | Bold and sporty |
| 8 | Eucalyptus Green | Metallic | Earthy, distinctive |
| 9 | Ocean Wave Blue | Metallic | Deep and fresh |
| 10 | M Le Castellet Blue | Metallic | Saturated, sporty |
Color names and availability can vary by market and model year, so confirm on BMW’s configurator or with a dealer.
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About the new BMW 3 Series
The new 3 Series is a major redesign for the Neue Klasse era. It is bigger than its predecessor, at 4,765 mm long, 1,850 mm wide and 1,455 mm tall. The cleaner surfaces and sharper front end make paint color matter more than before, because there are fewer lines and creases to distract from it.
2027 BMW 320 Sedan Colors
Alpine White


Alpine White is the only non-metallic color in the lineup. It is bright, clean and classic, the white long associated with BMW. The black wheels, roof and lower trim contrast sharply against it, which makes the car’s lines easy to read. It suits buyers who want a crisp, timeless look.
Mineral White


Mineral White is a metallic finish. It is a softer, more refined white than Alpine White, with a slightly richer look in sunlight. It suits buyers who want white with a more premium feel.
Black Sapphire


Also listed as Sapphire Black, this is a metallic black. In the right light it takes on a deep, glossy character, and it gives the car a formal, serious look. Dark paint shows dust, water spots and swirl marks more easily, so it suits buyers who don’t mind regular washing.
Brooklyn Grey


Brooklyn Grey is a modern grey with real character that shifts with the light, looking calm in shade and sharper in the sun. It suits buyers who want something understated but not boring.
Polarised Grey


Polarised Grey is a metallic finish, and it first appeared on the BMW iX3. It is a contemporary, understated grey that keeps the attention on the car’s shape rather than the paint. It suits buyers who prefer a quiet, modern look.
Space Silver


Space Silver is a metallic finish. It is a bright silver that highlights the curves and creases of the bodywork, with a clean, technical feel. It also tends to hide light dust well, which makes it practical for everyday use.
Fire Red


Fire Red, which is also listed as Vegas Red, is a metallic finish. It is the boldest warm color in the lineup and gives the car a sporty, high-energy personality. It is hard to miss wherever it is parked, and it suits buyers who want to stand out.
Eucalyptus Green


Eucalyptus Green is a metallic finish, and it debuted on the BMW iX3. It is a rich, earthy green with a refined feel, and a distinctive alternative to the usual greys and blacks. It suits buyers who want something unusual that still looks classy.
Ocean Wave Blue


Ocean Wave Blue is a metallic finish, and it also debuted on the BMW iX3. It is a deep, fresh blue with plenty of depth, looking calm from a distance and more vibrant up close. It suits buyers who want color without going too loud.
M Le Castellet Blue


M Le Castellet Blue is a metallic finish. It is a saturated blue with a clearly sporty personality, and the most eye-catching shade of the lineup. It suits buyers who want the car to feel special and performance-minded.
Bonus: Frozen Space Silver
Frozen Space Silver is expected from March 2027 with a matte look. Matte paint needs different care from gloss, so check maintenance advice before ordering.
How to choose the best color for you new BMW 3 Series
- Hide dirt: mid-greys and silver
- Resale and broad appeal: white, grey, black
- Stand out: Fire Red, Eucalyptus Green, Ocean Wave Blue, M Le Castellet Blue
- Always check in person: photos and screens shift shades, and daylight changes metallic paint a lot

FAQ
Q: How many colors does the new BMW 3 Series have?
A: Ten at launch, plus Frozen Space Silver due from March 2027.
Q: What is the standard color?
A:Alpine White, the only non-metallic option.
Q: Are Black Sapphire and Sapphire Black the same?
A:They appear to be the same color listed under two names.
Q: Is Fire Red the same as Vegas Red?
A:Launch information lists them together, so Vegas Red appears to be an alternative name for Fire Red.
Q: Which color hides dirt best?
A:Mid-tone greys and silver generally do.






































