BMW has been at the forefront of premium electrification since launching the groundbreaking i3 in 2013. Today, the brand offers one of the widest EV lineups in the premium segment, including the i4 sedan, i5 sedan and Touring, i7 luxury sedan, iX SUV, and the compact iX1 and iX2 crossovers. The i7 and iX flagships showcase BMW's ability to deliver uncompromising luxury in electric form, while the i4 and i5 bring electric driving to the brand's core sports sedan audience.
The most significant development in BMW's EV strategy is the Neue Klasse platform, which begins production in 2025. This purpose-built EV architecture represents a fundamental leap forward, featuring sixth-generation eDrive technology with cylindrical battery cells, 800V architecture, dramatically improved efficiency, and a completely reimagined interior with BMW Panoramic Vision head-up display. The first Neue Klasse models include a new iX3 SUV and an i3 sedan, with the platform eventually underpinning the entire BMW range.
BMW's current CLAR-based EVs continue to be competitive, with regular updates keeping them fresh. The refreshed iX lineup introduced in 2024-2025 brought improved range, faster charging, and the powerful M70 xDrive variant. The i5 Touring remains unique as one of the few electric premium estate cars on the market. BMW M has also embraced electrification with high-performance variants like the i4 M60, i5 M60, and iX M70.
BMW's charging strategy includes partnerships with major networks and the IONNA joint venture with other automakers to build high-power charging infrastructure in North America. The brand is committed to having at least one fully electric model in every segment by 2025 and expects electric vehicles to account for over 50% of global sales by 2030.
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