BMW has unveiled the new i3, a Neue Klasse electric sedan with next-gen design, improved range, and advanced EV technology.

BMW has just unveiled the second of its “Neue Klasse” EVs, the i3 sedan. The car’s powertrain makes over 450 hp and has a ...

BMW is following through with its plan to apply the Neue Klasse design language to its entire all-electric lineup, having ...

BMW’s upcoming i3 makes big promises on range and performance, but the Mercedes CLA Electric is already delivering in the real world ...

BMW's all-new i3 EV is a far cry from the original launched back in 2013, offering more of everything including power, range ...

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No longer a cute urban runabout, BMW's latest electrified 3 Series is packed with tech and can go further than the iX3. The Neue Klasse platform BMW has been working on for years means new motors, new ...

Sometimes secrets in the car industry make their way into the public, whether via journalists or general mishaps, but it’s not often a brand will spill its own tea. But much of the 2026/27 BMW model ...

BMW apparently made a bit of an oopsie over the last 24 hours on one of its consumer-facing websites: It accidentally leaked the automaker's 2027 model year U.S. lineup via an online shop page, ...

Elon Musk’s obsession with the letter ‘X’ is well-documented, but BMW’s obsession is far more practical. When I reviewed the outgoing X3 last year, I felt it was clearly the driver’s choice in the ...

According to the badge on this latest version of the 3 Series, BMW’s do-everything sport sedan has been thrilling drivers for five decades now. The compact contender has been a perennial benchmark in ...

Under the bonnet, the X3 30 xDrive M Sport Pro uses the same 2.0-litre four-cylinder turbo-petrol engine as the 20 xDrive, but in a higher state of tune. It produces 258 PS and 400 Nm, that’s 68 PS ...