The BMW i3 is a four-seat, rear-wheel drive electric or range ... The i3 is quite intriguing under the skin, using a carbon-fiber reinforced plastic structure with aluminum subframes--the former ...

The 2015 BMW i3 is an extended range plug-in electric vehicle ... with up to 36.9 cubic feet of volume with the rear seats folded down. A central, tablet-like screen controls most of the ...

So it should come as no surprise that I immediately fell in love with the BMW i3 upon its ... materials like wool seats and eucalyptus trim. It didn't hurt that the i3 was fantastic to drive ...

The original MSRP on today's Nice Price or No Dice BMW i3 was over fifty-five thousand ... That's obvious in the staining of the seat material and the degradation of the leather on the steering ...

When BMW launched its electric-hatchback i3 in 2013, it was the carmaker’s first ever mass-produced fully electric vehicle. A quirky little car, with four seats, rear-hinged back doors and a ...

BMW was one of the first car manufacturers to debut a mass-market EV, the i3, in 2013. Like every non-Tesla EV from that era, the i3 was a quirky, hatchback-type thing with a city car range.

With their debut just around the corner, BMW is giving us a closer look at the upcoming i3 and iX3 as it wraps up testing. BMW’s new i3 and iX3 EVs are coming soon The first Neue Klasse model ...

Other goodies include multifunction massaging seats and a futuristic wrap-around dashboard influenced by the i3’s conceptual forebearer. BMW’s augmented reality glasses, expected in 2027 ...

The ★★★ 2014 BMW i3 electric ... extended range i3 with a backup camera, parking sensors, voice recognition, Bluetooth compatibility, 20-inch alloy wheels, heated front seats, Harman/Kardon ...

The innovative little BMW i3 has been on the chopping block for a ... ‘Vernasca Dark Truffle’ heated leather seats, a leather instrument panel, a rear-view camera, wireless charging, a Harman ...

The BMW i3 and i8 were the result: cars that put the Bavarian behemoth on a more nimble footing and underscored its willingness to embrace—and make a substantial investment in—radical change.