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BMW i1 And i2 Entry Level EVs Here In 2027, 2028
The current iX1 is built on the same platform as the 1 Series and the Mini lineup, but that will all change with the introduction of Neue Klasse, which will be BMW’s bespoke EV architecture, designed to work for front-, rear- and all-wheel drive vehicles.
Neue Klasse will debut in 2025 with an electric sedan (3 Series equivalent) and possibly even the SUV version released that same year.
BMW currently sells several electric vehicles, but most are based on ICE vehicles, like the iX1, i3 sedan and i4, with one notable exception being the iX, since it is built on a bespoke EV platform. However, the iX’s platform is reportedly a hybrid in terms of its components used and doesn’t fully reflect what the Neue Klasse platform will be like.
Read the whole story on insideevs.com