BMW and Daimler in talks to jointly develop electric car platforms
Each automaker could see $8 billion savings in development costs.
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BMW teams with Sweden's Northvolt, Umicore for EV batteries
A bid to build a European battery manufacturing and recycling industry.
BMW crushing ActiveE EVs, saving all batteries
It's unlikely to spark a movement and a movie, the way a certain EV1 did a decade ago, but anyone who's seen Who Killed The Electric Car? will likely cringe at this bit of news. Despite the fact that crushing and recycling old vehicles is standard operating procedure in the auto industry, when EVs are involved, it's always a touchy subject.
Report: BMW Megacity to cost more than the Nissan Leaf
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BMW mulls addition of pedestrian warning system for electric vehicles
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BMW announces trial markets for ActiveE electric car effort
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BMW releases teaser sketch of Megacity EV, and we tease a little too
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BMW envisions early electric vehicles as niche rides for urban dwellers
BMW ActiveE concept – Click above for high-res image gallery
20 UK drivers will get free leases of the all-electric Mini E
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BMW: Actually, we're planning on more than 200 ActiveE units for the U.S.
BMW ActiveE concept – Click above for high-res image gallery
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BMW to produce Megacity electric vehicle in Leipzig
BMW ActiveE concept – Click above for high-res image gallery
REPORT: BMW will create new electric vehicle sub-brand
BMW CEO Norbert Reithofer has confirmed to Reuters that its future electric cars will be badged as BMWs. This contradicts some earlier rumors that the automaker would revive another brand such as Triumph or Isetta for its electric vehicles.
BMW Announces Megacity hybrid-electric vehicle
BMW Chairman Norbert Reithofer has reportedly confirmed a new eco-friendly machine called the Megacity Vehicle as part of the automaker's Project i. Beyond the name, details are sketchy. According to Reithofer, "Customers will have the choice between a fully electric drive and a high-efficiency combustion engine. Large-scale production could start in the first half of the next decade."
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