New styling and tech aside, the X5 delivers on BMW’s technology-open approach like no other BMW before, with a hydrogen variant to launch by 2028.
The first of BMW's Neue Klasse models - the iX3 - has launched here in Singapore featuring new battery tech and a new cabin.
The i3 promises driving pleasure and intuitive onboard tech unlike any 3 Series before, while boasting 400kW DC charging and a WLTP-range of up to 900km.
From 2027, BMW M will roll out a new generation of performance cars that fully embrace electrification, headlined by a quad-motor drivetrain.
The iX3 now sets the tone for all future BMWs - combustion-powered and electric models alike - while boasting massive leaps in tech and electric efficiency.
Refreshed styling aside, the facelifted iX xDrive45 is quicker than before, and gets a larger battery that gives it an impressive WLTP-rated range of 602km.
Fresh styling aside, all variants can now go further and quicker, with the new entry-level xDrive45 boasting a peak output of 300kW and over 600km of range.
The AEC will consist of two halves: A multifunctional part focusing on electric mobility, and the world's largest and quietest wind tunnel.
A facelift of the iX - BMW's all-electric tech flagship - is on its way, and will likely pair a few styling tweaks with gains in efficiency and power.
With the first Neue Klasse test vehicles rolling off the production line in November 2024, BMW has now produced the first electric engine for the cars.
As part of the 2024 Sustainable Christmas Market, visitors got to see the BMW iX2 up close, and even walked home with potted plants upon finishing a quiz.
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Though BMW Group experienced an increase in fully-electric models, its overall sales across all brands fell by 4.5% from the previous year.
Featuring the BMW iX2, the new campaign underscores BMW's commitment to innovation and the widespread adoption of electro mobility.
The BMW iX2 has landed in Singapore offering a total range of 487km alongside a total power output of 148bhp.
Electric mobility, 570 litres of cargo space, and 335bhp to play with - this BMW i5 Touring has it all. And you can now get your hands on one.
The sixth-generation batteries, purported to provide better range and faster charging, will be produced in Mexico, and serve the brand's Neue Klasse EVs.
Both cars now come with BMW's Operating System 8.5, and can be had with new taillights in the style of the M4 CSL.
The strategic partnership will see the two firms leveraging on each other's respective strengths and expertise in electrification.
The new high-voltage battery plant precedes a second facility that will start production of battery electric vehicles come 2025.