When BMW stepped into the electric car market with the i3 model, it brought many discussions with it. Introduced in 2013, the electric car was talked about a lot with its different design. The i3, whose design has changed several times during its long production life, has always preserved its general lines.
While the electric hatchback model bids farewell to the production line in July, we are faced with a new model. But the new BMW i3 is quite different. Although the model name of the vehicle is preserved, this time a sedan is waiting for us.
New BMW i3 Sedan With 285 horsepower
BMW has officially introduced the new i3 Sedan model. Developed on the basis of the long-wheelbase version of the current BMW 3 Series, the model hosts an electric motor that can produce 285 horsepower and 400 Nm of torque.
When we take a look at the shared photos, we see that the electric model has thinner daytime running lights, unlike the 3 Series. In addition, blue details and “i” logos on various parts of the vehicle have moved away from the standard 3 Series. Aerodynamic wheel covers have also taken their place in the electric car.
In the new model, called BMW i3 eDrive35L, the electric power unit is located on the rear axle. The model, which will be offered as rear-wheel drive, reaches 100 km / h in 6.2 seconds.
100 kilometers
with a 10-minute charge The new BMW i3 Sedan has a large 70.3 kWh battery with the help of its long wheelbase. According to data from China Light-Duty Vehicle Test Cycle, the electric car will offer a range of 526 km. It takes 35 minutes to increase the battery of the electric model from 10 percent to 80 percent with the help of the 95 kW unit. It is also possible to provide a range of approximately 100 km to the vehicle with a 10-minute charge.
The new BMW i3 Sedan, developed for the Chinese market, will also be produced in this country. The new electric car, the fruit of the Bavarian manufacturer’s Brillance partnership, will go on sale in May.
So what do you think about the BMW i3 Sedan? You can share your views with us in the comments section or on the SDN Forum.
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