Electric Car Revolution said to begin in 2022
2020 used to be the scheduled year for when we’d all be driving electric cars and automakers would have an average mpg of a million across their lineup. It’s been 2020 for some time now,…
2020 used to be the scheduled year for when we’d all be driving electric cars and automakers would have an average mpg of a million across their lineup. It’s been 2020 for some time now,…
Audi is currently the third best-selling luxury automaker in the world, lagging behind Mercedes-Benz and BMW, respectively. The Ingolstadt-based brand has been gathering steam and catching up as of late, with help from the brand-new Q7 and A4 recently debuting late…
The UK government will invest ÂŁ40 million in projects to boost the use of electric vehicles (EVs) in the UK. London, Nottingham, Bristol and Milton Keynes will get the lion’s share of this investment after…
There have been rumors floating around, for about a year or so, of the next BMW M5 and possibly M3 going the all-wheel drive route. The theory is that rear-wheel drive cars can only get…
BMW appears to be testing its DriveNow car-sharing fleet in Seattle, WA. GeekWire readers spotted the BMW cars in Seattle’s Belltown neighborhood this week, signaling that the test program is now under way. Seattle –…
At one time not so long ago, BMW was the number one selling luxury automobile company in the world. It makes sense, as the launches of the F30 3 Series and F10 5 Series created an…
Ever since BMW fans received word of the existence of the new G11 BMW 7 Series, rumors of an M7 started swirling. Fans have always wanted a proper M variant to BMW’s flagship vehicle, but never…
BMW recently started making what it calls M Performance models, which are standard BMW models with some M Division DNA injected into them. Cars like the BMW M235i, X4 M40i and M760Li are all M…
A few years back, we saw what BMW called the Vision EfficientDynamics Concept, which blew most people’s minds at the time as it was one of the more futuristic looking concept cars anyone had seen in…
Well, it’s official. The Tesla Model 3 will be priced at $35,000 to start and, with government tax incentives, could get down to as low as $25,000. Much of these incentives vary by state, with…