BMW officially unveiled its i3 concept ahead of the car's on-stage debut at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show. Details on the i3 and upcoming i8 poured out. Click here for all of that initial info.
The BMW i3 debuted on the market in late 2013, one of the brand’s first electric cars. Also available with an optional range-extending engine, early models featured a 60 Ah battery providing up ...
BMW was one of the first car manufacturers to debut a mass-market EV, the i3, in 2013. Like every non-Tesla EV from that era, the i3 was a quirky, hatchback-type thing with a city car range.
Unlike all other electric cars in the segment, the BMW i3 is built on a unique platform. It consists of an aluminium chassis and a carbon fibre reinforced plastic (CFRP) body, bonded together.
In the absence of a suitable unit in their car department, BMW looked to its motorcycle division for an engine that could serve this purpose in the i3’s powertrain. The solution arrived in the ...
When BMW launched the i3 in Australia in 2014, the pure EV version came with a 60Ah battery pack delivering a claimed 130 kilometre range (a range extender model featuring the addition of a ...
The BMW i3 is part of the new wave of electric and hybrid cars that are becoming more and ... the system offers functionality similar to other hybrid cars on the market such as the Chevrolet Volt. The ...
The BMW i3 is part of the new wave of electric and hybrid cars that are becoming more and ... Unlike those vehicles however, the i3 uses its range extending gasoline engine exclusively as a generator ...