Engadget goes behind the wheel of the BMW i3 and tries out the Parking Package available for BMW’s first electric vehicle.
The $1,000 Park Assistant package offers all-round assistance for especially easy and worry-free parking: with Park Distance Control in the front, rear-view camera in the rear, and the Park Assistant, not only is convenient parking by the driver possible, but also a fully-automatic option – where the BMW i3 accelerates, brakes and steers itself – is available too.
The official ordering guide for the 2014 BMW i3 is now available to the U.S. customers. The base price of the 2014 BMW i3 starts at $41,350 and those looking for the i3 REx (Range Extender) will have to shell out $45,200. Destination and Handling fee is set at $925.
Two World packages are offered, Giga and Tera, for $1700, respectively $2700. Other options are offered as well.
Here is the video review:
