Here is a video explaining the BMW fifth generation electric drivetrain
BMW shows the crucial differences between eDrive generations 3 and 4 compared to the upcoming fifth generation electric drivetrain.
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Confirmed: BMW i4 with 600 km range and 530 horsepower
The upcoming BMW i4 will have an electric range of 600 km (373 miles) and 390 kW / 530 horsepower when it arrives in 2021
The new BMW iX3 will first launch in Europe in 2020
The iX3 is based on the long wheelbase X3 – G08 codename – and will be first offered in Europe. The US market will launch a few months after.
BMW Electric Cars Will Be Free of Rare Earths from 2020 on
BMW has been doing a lot of thinking in this field and it looks like starting next year, the EVs coming out of their plants will no longer use rare earths.
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BMW files new trademark registrations for electric car models
New trademark fillings hint at additional models, but what's even more interesting than that is the new naming convention.
Rumor: BMW iX3 to come in the US with a 75kW battery and sDrive
The BMW iX3 is based on the long wheelbase X3 - G08 codename - and will be offered in the United States with a rear-wheel drive configuration.
BMW USA electrified vehicle sales down 22.6 percent in June 2019
BMW Group sales of electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles decreased 22.6 percent in June 2019 versus the same period...
2020 BMW iX3 electric SUV spotted in Munich
BMW's first ever fully-electric SUV was just spotted in Munich during typical testing sessions. The EV SUV based on the BMW X3
BMW i4 production could have started in 2019 or 2020
BMW Works Council said that the production of the BMW i4 could already be started in 2019 or 2020 if a new factory would have been setup
Electric Invasion — Meet Some Of The Electric BMWs coming by 2025
By 2025, BMW plans on released twelve EVs, some entirely new cars, some updated versions of existing cars and some electrified versions of existing cars
BMW R&D Chief: “[Electric] Vehicles of our competitors are nothing but pilots”
BMW Chief Development Officer Klaus Fröhlich commented on the electric cars of competitors, such as Mercedes and Audi,and on the future of BMW electric cars
