BMW Group will launch 4 full-electric automobiles within the subsequent two years because the automaker accelerates its shift to electrified fashions.
“We’re totally dedicated to electrical automobiles wherever using battery-electric drive trains is smart, and it’s doable as a result of the situations are proper,” BMW CEO Oliver Zipse stated.
Battery-powered variations of the 7-Sequence upper-premium sedan and X1 compact SUV will arrive subsequent yr.
Electrical variations of the 5-Sequence large-premium sedan and Mini Countryman compact SUV will arrive in 2023.
“By 2023 we’ll supply our prospects no less than one BEV choice in practically all our car segments and over the subsequent 10 years we intention to launch a complete of about 10 million totally electrical autos onto the market,” Zipse advised analysts on earnings name on Aug. 3.
The complete-electric 7 Sequence and 5 Sequence might be constructed at BMW’s plant in Dingolfing, Germany.
The manufacturing facility in additionally construct the iX, BMW’s flagship electrical SUV, which can arrive in dealerships within the autumn, with the i4 electrical sedan, which is produced on the automaker’s Munich manufacturing facility.
The complete-electric model of the X1 and Mini Countryman may also be inbuilt Germany, alongside inner combustion engine model — the X1 in Regensburg and the Mini Countryman in Leipzig.
BMW Group’s battery-powered automobiles at the moment comprise the i3 compact hatchback produced in Leipzig and the China-built iX3 SUV, and the Mini Electrical hatchback, inbuilt Mini’s manufacturing facility in Oxford, England.