BMW to increase EV production at Dingolfing plant
%%excerpt%% The BMW Group’s Dingolfing plant is preparing for the higher demand for electric drives in the future and is investing in extensive conversion and expansion
%%excerpt%% The BMW Group’s Dingolfing plant is preparing for the higher demand for electric drives in the future and is investing in extensive conversion and expansion
%%excerpt%% BMW might have picked the names for the new i4 - the i4 80 sDrive and i4 80 xDrive, which indicate a rear-wheel drive model and an all-wheel drive
%%excerpt%% At the Paris Motor Show, BMW CEO Harald Krueger said a higher reduction of CO2 emissions foreseen in Europe is simply unattainable.
Last week, BMW has reapplied to hang on to the i7 trademark in the United States.The project is yet to be finalized but the name to the car has been secured
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BMW CEO Harald Krueger announced that the number of electrified BMW and MINI vehicles delivered this year has increased to 60,660 units
In late 2017, BMW first introduced their Fifth Generation architecture which will be first applied to the upcoming BMW X3 Electric.
BMW officials offered some insight into the process of bringing out a EV that meets all demands from customers, by using an interesting parallel with Tesla and its recent hiccups.
The future of the BMW i3 might not look so optimistic. According to our sources, the i3 will most likely not have a successor, a hint similar to the one given at the 2018 New York Auto Show
As we reported in January and now confirmed by a second source, the BMW iX1 fully electric crossover will replace the i3 and make its debut in 2022