BMW has unveiled the all-new BMW i3, the second model under its Neue Klasse lineup and the first all-electric version of the 3 Series.
Positioned as a major technological shift, the new i3 combines next-gen EV hardware, software-led driving dynamics, and a redesigned user interface.
The i3 debuts as the i3 50 xDrive, featuring dual motors:
BMW says the new sixth-generation eDrive tech significantly improves efficiency and responsiveness.
One of the most important claims is about the range and charging speed:
The battery uses a new round-cell, cell-to-pack design, improving energy density and packaging.
The i3 also introduces bidirectional charging:
The brand has retained the 3 series while evolving its:
The cabin marks a major shift in BMW’s interface design:
The facility will transition to a fully electric production within a year
The new BMW i3 is a new reset point for the brand’s EV future. If the company delivers on these numbers, this could set a new benchmark for electric sedans globally.
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