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For the BMW Group, one thing is certain: the future is digital, circular and electric. As a result, the Company is systematically electrifying its entire product portfolio and thus serving the steadily growing demand for electrified mobility.

The BMW Group started the large-scale production of an all-electric model, the BMW i3, for the first time in 2013. The electric car became a classic and went down in the Company’s history as a pioneer in sustainable mobility. And the Company is continuing to write this success story: today, BMW, MINI and Rolls-Royce customers can already choose from among eight all-electric models. The BMW Group supplements its range with numerous plug-in BMW and MINI hybrids. As a result, by the end of 2022, the company had put keys to electrified cars into the hands of more than 1.4 million customers.

All-electric vehicles are expected to make up half of total deliveries by 2030. Beginning in 2025, the BMW brand will take the next step in its transformation with the introduction of the all-electric NEUE KLASSE. The Rolls-Royce and MINI brands will exclusively offer all-electric vehicles from the early 2030s. Two-wheel electrification is also moving forward now that BMW Motorrad customers can select an all-electric alternative, the BMW CE 04. All future models in the area of urban mobility will also be fully electric.

Shares of e‑vehicles in deliveries in the BMW Group

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BMW iX3 The BMW iX3 was the best-selling all-electric vehicle in the BMW Group in 2022. As the first fifth-generation model with BMW e-drive technology, the BMW iX3 features a range suitable for long distances. The electric motor is produced without rare earths, and both the vehicle and its battery cells are manufactured using 100 % green electricity.

BMW iX3: electricity consumption combined in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/18.9–18.5 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 453–461

BMW iX3

BMW iX1 The third-generation BMW X1, available for the first time with an electric drivetrain, is equipped with state-of-the-art BMW e-drive technology. Compared with the previous model generation, the BMW X1 is distinguished by the increased use of green electricity in its production and supply chain and by the expanded use of secondary raw materials and natural materials.

BMW iX1 xDrive30: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/18.4–17.3 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 413–438

BMW iX1

BMW i3 eDrive35L Since May 2022, the BMW Group has offered an all-electric model specifically for the Chinese market, the BMW i3 eDrive35L. In addition to fifth-generation BMW e-drive components, the all-electric BMW3 Series features the BMW OS8 operating system as well as a variety of modern digital functions and services.

BMW i3 eDrive35L: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/14.3 (CLTC*); electric range (CLTC*) in km: 526

* CLTC stands for “China Light-Duty Vehicles Test Cycle”.

BMW i3 eDrive35L

BMW i4 Thanks to its efficient drive technology and intelligent lightweight construction, the BMW i4 has a range of up to 590 kilometres (WLTP). Furthermore, the BMW i4 M50 model variant is BMW M GmbH’s first all-electric performance automobile with over 540 hp.

BMW i4 eDrive35: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/18.7–15.8 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 406–483

BMW i4 eDrive40: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/19.1–16.1 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 493–590

BMW i4 M50: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/22.5–18.0 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 416–520

BMW i4

BMW i7 The all-electric BMW i7 combines sustainability and digitalisation in the luxury segment. The BMW Theatre Screen, which extends down from the vehicle’s roof in the rear, features a 31.3-inch panorama display in 32:9 format with 8K resolution.

BMW i7 xDrive60: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/19.6–18.4 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 591–625

BMW i7

BMW iX In November 2021, the BMW Group introduced the BMW iX, an all-electric SAV (Sports Activity Vehicle), to the market, which used a new technology toolkit for the first time. This toolkit allows automated driving and parking functions to be consistently and continually developed.

BMW iX xDrive40: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/21.1–19.5 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 394–422

BMW iX xDrive50: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/21.5–20.7 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 587–607

BMW iX M60: electricity consumption in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/24.5–22.5 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 502–549

BMW iX

MINI Cooper SE The all-electric MINI Cooper SE was the best-selling model variant of the MINI brand in 2022. Beginning in the early 2030s, MINI will exclusively offer all-electric vehicles.

Electricity consumption combined in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/17.6–15.3 (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 203–233

MINI Cooper SE

Rolls-Royce Spectre The Rolls-Royce brand is moving towards an electric future and will exclusively offer customers all-electric products beginning in late 2030. In 2022, Rolls-Royce introduced the Spectre, its first all-electric vehicle.

Electricity consumption combined in kWh/100 km: – (NEDC)/21.5* (WLTP); electric range (WLTP) in km: 520*

*Preliminary data not yet confirmed, subject to change.

Rolls-Royce Spectre

BMW CE 04 With a locally emissions-free drive system, future-oriented design and innovative connectivity solutions, the all-electric BMW CE 04 is a means of both transportation and communication for mobility in an urban environment. The scooter has been available to customers since March 2022.

BMW CE 04

A glimpse into the future

MINI Cooper SE The new all-electric 3-door MINI is the latest development in a successful concept for urban driving pleasure that has continued for more than 60 years. The fifth-generation model, which is geared towards electric driving from the outset, is specially designed to provide the balanced combination of go-kart feeling and driving comfort that is typical of the MINI.

MINI Cooper SE

Concept test vehicle, BMW M In its anniversary year of 2022, BMW M GmbH began with the first test drives of a concept vehicle for innovative drive and chassis control systems. The vehicle features a four-wheel drive system that consists of four electric motors and an integrated driving dynamics control system, which together provide a high level of performance.

Concept test vehicle, BMW M

MINI Concept Aceman The MINI Concept Aceman is a preview of a completely new derivative that is destined to occupy the position in the model family between the MINI Cooper and the MINI Countryman as an urban crossover going forward. This concept vehicle shows what MINI will stand for in the future: an electrified go-kart feeling and an immersive digital experience with a strong focus on a minimal environmental footprint.

MINI Concept Aceman

BMW Motorrad Concept CE 02 With 11 kW of power and a range of up to 90 kilometres, the BMW Motorrad Concept CE 02 demonstrates what an all-electric companion in everyday urban life can look like.

BMW Motorrad Concept CE 02

BMW i5 The introduction of the BMW i5 is another significant step in electrifying the BMW Group’s model range. The all-electric business sedan will be available worldwide from the end of the year. Customers who, in addition to premium connectivity, place particular value on even greater sportiness and driving dynamics are also offered the new BMW i5 as an M Performance model.

BMW i5

NEUE KLASSE Beginning in 2025, the NEUE KLASSE will set standards in circularity, digitalisation and electrification. The models will feature a new generation of drives with a completely new high-voltage storage concept, optimised cell design and improved cell chemistry. These developments have led to a roughly 30 per cent longer range at an up to 30 per cent shorter charging time than the previous generation.

NEUE KLASSE

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