When BMW launched its Motorsport division more than 50 years ago, they had no idea it would be the inspiration for one of the most popular cars in the world today. BMW Motorsport GmbH, or BMW M, was founded in 1972 with the goal of producing the best BMW vehicles. BMW M, with their specially tuned and modified engines, provided the most thrill a BMW can provide. M-badged vehicles featured a sporty chassis and suspension, tuned steering, and several aerodynamic elements. M Sport brakes, exhausts, wheels, and tyres were standard, as was a limited-slip differential system. Modern-day M-badged cars have come a long way in terms of performance and technology in their more than 50-year history.
2024 BMW i8 M
The upcoming 2024 BMW i8 M is here, and while the current i8 hasn’t lived up to BMW’s sporting intentions. When the German luxury brand considered sporting, it did not rule out high-priced hybrid sports cars. The next i8 has begun development, and we’re calling it the i8 M. Given that this would represent a significant performance improvement over the previous-generation model. The 2024 i8 M concept promises significant improvements such as more appealing looks, increased power, and an all-electric powertrain.
2024 BMW 3-Series EV
BMW is developing its future electric vehicles on an entirely new platform known as the “Neue Klasse.” It is an entirely new platform designed for the upcoming BMW electric vehicles. The architecture is still being worked on and will be completed in a few years. We believe that the upcoming BMW 3 Series EV sedan will be built on this new platform, which is expected to arrive in 2024. The midsize luxury segment, which CEO Oliver Zipse believes will dominate, will be the company’s primary focus for this new platform.
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2024 BMW iX5
Following the unveiling of the BMW iX5 Hydrogen Concept, BMW announced that the iX5 will go into limited production by the end of 2022. BMW has now announced that production of fuel cells has begun in its Munich plant. The event was attended by Oliver Zipse, BMW’s Chairman of the Board of Management, and Frank Weber, Member of the Board of Management. The new iX5 will rely on a hydrogen fuel cell system powered by a high-output battery. The EV will complement the brand’s lineup, as will a new system that will distinguish BMW’s premium segment.
2023 BMW i7
The 2023 BMW X7, BMW’s largest bimmer, impresses any buyer with its beautiful and stunning design. Under the hood of the X7’s super-rich and lavish interior is a 335-hp twin-turbo V6 engine with a mild hybrid system. It is equipped with a smooth automatic transmission and an all-wheel-drive system for improved traction and stability. With its base trim, the BMW X7 offers thrilling performance, great driving thrills, and good engine efficiency. The X7 xDrive40i has a combined fuel economy of 21 mpg.
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