BMW offers three electric cars, including the i3 and i8, and plans to introduce more in the future. The company currently has six pure EV models in its lineup, making it one of the most diverse sedan brands when it comes to electric vehicles. While BMW’s electric cars are typically more expensive than their gas-powered counterparts, they offer significant benefits in terms of fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. The i7 is expected to be BMW’s next battery-powered take on a luxury sedan, with a range of at least 300 miles on a single charge.
BMW has been making strides in the electric car market with its electrified models and battery electric vehicles. In 2020, BMW Group’s vehicle deliveries of 200,955 plug-in hybrids and fully electric models made them a leader in the plug-in electric market. The German manufacturer has doubled the batteries’ capacity to make their cars even more efficient. However, when subtracting the 43,744 Mini BEVs, BMW’s pure electric sales were just 199 units in Q4 of that year. Nonetheless, BMW is optimistic about the future of electric cars and has set a goal to have at least half of their group plug sales consist of fully electric models by the year 2030. The i7 is expected to be BMW’s next battery-powered take on a luxury sedan with a range of at least 300 miles on a single charge.
The BMW Group Two has placed electric BMW cars at the forefront of the automotive industry. With the release of two BMW i models, the i3 and i8, as well as a range of hybrid electric vehicles, including the Group Two Plug-in Hybrid and the all-electric car with an optional Range Extender (REx), BMW is leading the way in sustainable mobility. The i8 plug-in hybrid boasts a 11.6 kWh lithium-ion battery that can be charged in just 2 hours, while its powerful engine delivers up to 369 horsepower.
Over the past few years, BMW has dedicated more effort to fostering innovation in its electric and hybrid cars. Despite initial skepticism from some of its loyalists, BMW introduced its i3 electric hatchback to U.S. dealership lots and came new customers.
BMW has since expanded its electric lineup with the forthcoming i4 sedan. This exciting and refined sedan is set to join the BMW lineup in 2021, offering satisfying sports sedan handling with a supple ride. The i4 sedan will be accompanied by other M cars in BMW’s electrified future, which is a response to the growing need for electric cars worldwide. Despite competition from Tesla, BMW has proved itself as a leader in the electric car market by offering a range extender model for its first i model, the i3 hatchback.
Now, BMW is expanding its electric car lineup with the highly anticipated i4 sedan. This grand coupe imitates a coupe-like profile with a dramatic rear roofline and traditional trunk. But don’t be fooled by its sleek appearance – the i4 sedan is a powerhouse, reaching spicy speeds and jumping from 50 to 70 mph in just 3.3 seconds. It offers style and substance with its battery powertrain, similar to the M3 Competition Series Grand Coupe.
BMW has been at the forefront of electric vehicle technology for over a decade. The BMW ActiveE, released in 2011, was the company’s first all-electric vehicle and paved the way for future models. The highly anticipated electric BMW i4 is set to be released in 2021 and is expected to have a range of over 300 miles on a full battery. In addition to the i4 sedan, BMW also offers the all-electric i3 and hybrid called BMW i8. The i3 has an all-electric range of up to 153 miles, while the i8 can travel up to 18 miles on electric power alone before switching to its gas engine. The BMW 1 Series also features a plug-in hybrid option called the BMW 118e, offering an all-electric range of up to 35 miles.
BMW Electric Cars have been making waves in the automotive industry with their latest addition, the electric BMW i4. This new model is a part of BMW’s main model lines and is set to bring a new edge to their already impressive lineup. The i4 sedan is based on electric models, and comes with four different powertrain variants. BMW has made a dedicated EV chassis for their based electric vehicles, which emphasizes adaptable engineering and system connectivity features. As one of the world’s leading luxury brands, they have incorporated the latest infotainment system into all of their models.
BMW has been a pioneering force in the electric vehicle market for over a decade now. With releases like the BMW i7, alongside their other models, BMW has been making strides towards creating sustainable and eco-friendly cars. The company said that BMW i7 will be the first among many new models to come, targeting first-time BMW buyers who seek an electric car experience. Their i3 electric hatchback was introduced nine years ago and since then they have also launched Rolls Royce Spectre as their first all-electric luxury vehicle. With longer-range EV options such as the i4 and IX, along with electrified versions of their 7-series sedans, BMW’s lineup is becoming increasingly electrified.
BMW electric cars are gaining popularity as they expand their lineup beyond other BMW models. Their all-electric IX SUV has a futuristic dashboard and an impressive fuel economy of 6.63 l/100 km or 35.5 mpg, making it an efficient electric drive vehicle. The massive seamless display spans almost two-thirds of the dashboard, adding to the overall fleet fuel economy average of BMW’s electric cars.
