Author: news@greencarreports.com (Joel Feder)

An electrical BMW M3 variant is within the works BMW M division’s boss expects his electric sports automobile to “beat every little thing” The electrical M3 variant, possibly called i3 M, probably won’t arrive until 2026 or 2027 Luxury automaker BMW, known for making sports automobile icons, has mapped out a performance plan for its next-gen EVs. Work is underway on those vehicles, which shall be based on the Neue Klasse platform. BMW’s M performance division is dedicating resources to create M cars from these latest vehicles. One among those vehicles shall be an electric M3, which is amongst an important…

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Kia has already ushered in several latest EVs over the past model 12 months. Looking forward to the subsequent 12 months, it’s going to solidify some latest decisions about its range of hybrids and plug-in hybrids for the brand, along with additional EVs on the best way. Russell Wager, Kia America’s vp of promoting, told Green Automotive Reports on the Chicago auto show that an electrified Telluride SUV is not off the table, and that customers don’t understand plug-in hybrids. From the updated 2025 Kia Carnival MPV to EV9 production in America, Wager said Kia’s making business changes as quickly…

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Lucid will address the meat of the new-vehicle market with a crossover SUV dubbed the Gravity. On Thursday, the Lucid Gravity electric three-row crossover SUV debuted on the 2023 LA auto show. When it arrives late in 2024 Lucid projects the Gravity may have over 440 miles of range and base models will cost lower than $80,000. Nonetheless, those two numbers are usually not for a similar vehicle. Lucid Gravity Lucid won’t talk specifics yet regarding the Gravity’s powertrain, but it is going to launch with a dual-motor variant first with a 0-60 mph time of lower than 3.5 seconds.…

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