News
Beginning with Summer 2020, BMW expands the mild hybrid electrification technology to 37 new models. Thus, the lineup of models fitted with standard 48-volt starter-generators will extend to 51 models. The mild hybrid technology is…
Adrian Dorofte / May 27, 2020
Interesting
Combustion engines are subject to continuous technological developments which optimize their efficiency at all speeds and in all conditions of use. At the same time, there is further reduction in fuel consumption and exhaust emissions….
Luca Corsini / May 6, 2020
3 Series
Late last year BMW announced that four models in its range will get mild-hybrid technology. Those models were all using the same 2-liter 4-cylinder diesel engine and were part of the 5 Series range. A…
Gabriel Nica / January 16, 2020
5 Series
BMW announced earlier this year that a few of their models will get mild-hybrid powertrains, starting with the 520d and 520d Touring. Back then though, the Germans were reticent to offer an exact fuel consumption…
Gabriel Nica / October 23, 2019
BMW Engines
Most Diesel-Powered BMW Models to Get 48V Electrical Systems in 2020
by Gabriel Nica / Date: September 18, 2019
5 Series
The BMW 5 Series range will get a couple of very interesting upgrades this autumn, the most important of them being a move into mild-hybrid territory. The Bavarian car maker announced that the BMW 5…
Gabriel Nica / September 17, 2019
7 Series
The Geneva Motor Show, set to open its gates next month, is going to host the world premiere of the refreshed BMW 7 Series range. The new car will be shown in front of a…
Gabriel Nica / February 20, 2019
BMW X1
It may seem a bit early to talk about the future BMW X1 but the Bavarians are already working on the next generation. Production is scheduled to kick off in 2022, so we’re just around…
Gabriel Nica / December 5, 2018
BMW i
At a recent press conference held in Munich in front of a select group of journalists, BMW’s Chief of Development, Klaus Frohlich, confirmed that the company is currently working on 48V mild-hybrids which will be…
Gabriel Nica / December 5, 2017