BMW iX3: First Electric SUV From Munich Teased Again
The BMW iX3 looks like a regular BMW X3 but with a new grille, some new aero wheels and bits of blue trim.
Video: BMW i4 Spotted out testing again, this time outside the Ring
The BMW i4 has been in development for quite some time now. The car is scheduled to be launched next year, along with the iX crossover.
BMW wants more legislative help to promote electrified cars
MW envisions the necessary steps moving on, and what governments should do to promote electric cars and infrastructure
VIDEO: Why the Internal Combustion Engine Will Stick Around For a While
Check out this new video from Engineering Explained to see why investing in the internal combustion engine is still worthwhile.
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BMW says 8,000 orders already placed for MINI Cooper SE
According to BMW, the new MINI Cooper SE is already a successful car for the brand with over 8,000 orders worldwide.
Best Mobile Apps For Electric Vehicles Owners
These are the best mobile apps for electric vehicles owners. They are free of charge and available on Android and iOS devices
Pre-Owned Electric — Should You Buy a Used BMW i3?
One of the main reasons why electric vehicle customers lease their cars is depreciation. EVs simply don’t hold their value...
Dealers get BMW i4 preview, excited for the new model
The new BMW i4 is still two years away, but U.S. BMW dealerships had the chance to preview the car during a recent event.
MINI pondering electric, mid-engine sports car to battle Alpine 110
British MINI brand could build a high-performance mid-engine car to take on the Alpine A110. But no plans were unveiled at the moment
BMW Invests in SMC, aiming for next-level efficient electric motors
BMW's strategic investment arm, BMW i Ventures, announced an investment in SMC to design reliable, efficient, and intelligent motors systems
BMW CTO: Electric cars make sense mainly in the West coast and parts of the East coast
BMW CTO says electric vehicles will be mostly seen in "the west coast and parts of the east coast, while the rest of the U.S. will continue with gas engines
