BMW Believes Combustion Engines Can Still Evolve
Not only is BMW sticking with internal combustion engines, but it believes the ICE can still improve.
Not only is BMW sticking with internal combustion engines, but it believes the ICE can still improve.
BMW development boss says there are no intentions for a Formula 1 comeback. It's also not planning delivery vans or cars with solar panels.
BMW Chief Technology Officer Frank Weber was asked when the last car with a combustion engine will be built. He suggested it won't happen anytime soon.
BMW development chief Frank Webber has suggested there is a need for an i3 replacement but it won't look as funky as the defunct hatchback.
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BMW development boss Frank Weber says there's no rush to discontinue the ICE as he projects BMW will build gas cars for another 10-15 years.
The man in charge of product development has revealed the successor to today's BMW M3 G80 will be a battery-powered EV.
We had the unique opportunity to chat with Frank Weber, BMW's Board Member and Head of Development. Here is what we learned
BMW development board member Frank Weber is confident the best strategy is for ICEs and EVs to peacefully coexist for the foreseeable future.
BMW Chief Technical Officer Frank Weber has revealed the Neue Klasse electric vehicles won't borrow any components from existing models.
BMW R&D boss Frank Weber said in an interview that there are plenty of hurdles to achieve these ambitious goals even by 2035.Â
Former GM expert in electrification, who helped launched the Chevy Volt, will be taking over for Klaus Frohlich as head of R&D at BMW.