Board members will reveal the BMW Group’s first all-electric series-produced vehicle in New York, London and Beijing. Live stream on the internet. Good morning New York, hello London, wanshang hao Beijing – at 14.30 Central…
With nearly a week before its world debut, leaked photos of the BMW i3 emerge on the interwebs. BMW’s first electric vehicle, and one of the company’s biggest bets in its history, will debut next…
Now that BMW has finally answered the question people have been asking for over two years now since the Megacity vehicle was first announced, some may be wondering if this small “city car” is worth…
BMW today announced pricing for the ground-breaking BMW i3 electric vehicle. The Manufacturer’s Suggested Retail Price (without Destination & Handling) in the US will be $41,350, before any federal or state incentives. The Destination &…
For months now BMW has been hinting that the BMW i3 will be priced in the 3 Series territory which in other words translates into a price starting at $40,000 and slightly above. In a…
Earlier this week, BMW hosted a press event where selected journalists had the opportunity to test drive a pre-production version of the upcoming BMW i3. The i3 electric vehicle will be officially unveiled on July…
Ahead of its launch on July 29th, BMW reveals the details behind the new BMW i3 electric vehicle. 170 horsepower and 184 lb-ft of torque (250 Nm) 93 mph (150 km/h) top speed Singles-speed transmission…
According to BMW sales boss Ian Robertson, BMW has about 100,000 reservations from around the world from people who want to test the upcoming BMW i3 electric vehicle. Based on those figures, Robertson believes the…
According to Automotive News, the upcoming BMW i3 will have a base price of $40,000 in the United States. The information came via an interview with Ludwig Willisch, BMW USA CEO. The U.S. boss says…
BMW is betting heavily on their electric vehicles program and plans to lure in many EV customers. Just recently we reported on BMW’s plans to offer gas-powered loaner to i3 buyers and a new report…
