BMW M’s Next Move: A Hybrid S58 to Power Next M3?
BMW M confirms another gas-powered M3 is coming, but Euro 7 rules may force hybridization. Could the S58 engine survive with an electric boost?
BMW eBoost and Mild-Hybrids Explained
A mild-hybrid is a vehicle that uses some sort of electric aid parallel to the engine, usually while coasting or facilitating auto start/stop
BMW expands 48V mild hybrid technology to 51 models
The lineup of BMW models fitted with standard 48-volt starter-generators will extend to 51 models, including 37 new ones
Here is what’s behind the BMW Mild Hybrid technology
BMW's Mild Hybrid technology was first introduced in the Fall 2019. This consists in the integration on board of a 48 volt starter generator
BMW Confirms six new 48V mild-hybrid models are coming this Spring
BMW announced six more cars will get the 48V mild-hybrid tech. Standard on the BMW 320d, BMW X3 xDrive20d and BMW X4 xDrive20d
BMW releases fuel consumption figures for mild-hybrid 520d models
BMW announced earlier this year that a few of their models will get mild-hybrid powertrains, starting with the 520d and 520d Touring.
Most Diesel-Powered BMW Models to Get 48V Electrical Systems in 2020
Starting next year, all BMW 3 Series diesel models will have 48V electrical systems, according to our sources. More models could follow
BMW 5 Series: 48 volt electrical system with overboost for the all 520d models
The BMW 5 Series range will get a couple of very interesting upgrades this autumn, the most important of them being the 48 volt electrical system
Rumor: Future BMW 7 Series Range to Be Electrified, V8 and V12 Mills Could Be Axed
Is BMW going all electric and hybrid with the next generation BMW 7 Series? Will the gasoline and diesel engines be paired to electric motors?
Upcoming BMW X1 Range Will Have 48V Electrical System
The new BMW X1 will remain a front-wheel drive car at its core but it will adopt a 48V electrical system, according to one of our sources inside Munich.
BMW Development Chief Confirms Mild-Hybrids Are Coming
During a recent press conference, BMW's chief of development, Klaus Frohlich, confirmed the company is working on 48V mild-hybrids.
