BMW Sees Internal Combustion Engines Still Going for a Couple Decades
Despite the rise of electric vehicles, BMW still thinks that the internal combustion engine will live on for a few more decades.
Despite the rise of electric vehicles, BMW still thinks that the internal combustion engine will live on for a few more decades.
The video below, hosted by Robert Biebl, BMW X3 M and X4 M Project Manager Drivetrain, takes us around the S58 engine for some in-depth details.
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