Rumours are going around many recent press reports that the BMW i6, to follow the release of the BMW i5, will be an all-electric sedan similar in size to one of the company’s 3-Series offerings, and will be released in 2020, as a 2021 model year. , it allows vehicles to run a majority of their miles on electricity alone--with ranges of perhaps 50 or 60 miles and more powerful electric motors than it uses today. Currently, the BMW i5 (presumed to be a an all-electric crossover) is expected to be released as a 2018 model year sometime in 2017. The new car would replace the current 3 Series, which has been on sale since 2008.
Rumours are going around many recent press reports that the BMW i6, to follow the release of the BMW i5, will be an all-electric sedan similar in size to one of the company’s 3-Series offerings, and will be released in 2020, as a 2021 model year. Currently, the BMW i5 (presumed to be a an all-electric crossover) is expected to be released as a 2018 model year sometime in 2017. The new car would replace the current 3 Series, which has been on sale since 2008.