BMW Hints The 3 Series Touring Might Not Lose Its Signature Trait After All
The i3 Touring could feature an independently opening rear window after all. If BMW keeps it, the next gas-fueled 3 Series Touring should get it as well.
The i3 Touring could feature an independently opening rear window after all. If BMW keeps it, the next gas-fueled 3 Series Touring should get it as well.
The €1 billion facility in Bavaria produces Gen6 batteries for BMW’s latest EVs, including the new i3 sedan built in Munich, where the i3 wagon will follow next year.
Munich starts building the wagon in 07/27, but sources say American buyers won't get a shot at it.
The next 3 Series Touring has been spotted as the electric i3, and there doesn't appear to be a way to open the rear glass independently of the tailgate.
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A camouflaged NA1 prototype in black sapphire paint hints at a longer, more sloped tail than BMW's teaser implied.
The electric 3 Series wagon is built in Munich, and BMW won't shrink the trunk to get there.
In his final speech as CEO, Oliver Zipse shared fresh images of the upcoming 3 Series wagon, mentioning why BMW is keeping the Touring alive for another generation.
BMW is open to selling the new i3 wagon alongside a 3 Series-badged version with conventional drivetrains.
Fresh renders imagine the confirmed 3 Series Touring with the i3's bold face and full-width taillights from Neue Klasse.
A decision hasn't been taken, but BMW admits it is a possibility.
During the i3 sedan's world premiere, BMW CEO Oliver Zipse teased a 3 Series wagon. Here's an early look.