Future Bmw Electric

The engine of the future will be powered by electricity. And the future starts here and now. We invite you to take a glimpse at the innovations that will define our mobility.

The 2026 BMW iX3 is the all-new electric sister ship to the next-generation gas-powered X3 SUV-and it arrives wearing the brand's future design language. Electric drivetrains are a prerequisite for climate-neutral mobility of the future. This is why the BMW Group is consistently expanding its range of electric vehicles.

As early as 2023, the Group will offer at least one fully electric model in virtually all key segments. From 2025 onwards, the BMW Group plans to increase its delivery share of all-electric vehicles to 50% with the Neue Klasse. During the BMW Group Annual Conference 2023, the German brand spoke about its upcoming Neue Klasse range of electric cars.

It was announced that BMW will reveal six new models between 2025 and 2027. Push the boundaries of design, technology, and performance with BMW Future Vehicles. Discover the next generation of high-performance coupes, convertibles, sedans and SAVs.

BMW is accelerating toward an electric future with a comprehensive roadmap through 2025, blending incremental enhancements to its existing Series lineup with the groundbreaking Neue Klasse platform launch. This dual strategy balances short-term range gains with long-term architectural innovation. Throughout 2025, BMW will refine its electric portfolio, including range and efficiency upgrades.

News News by Brand BMW News 2026 BMW iX3 Revealed: Meet the Blueprint for BMW's Future Don't mistake the iX3 for another cookie-cutter electric SUV, because it's truly ushering in a new era of BMW. BMW to launch nine new electric cars by 2025 7 Series, X1 and 5 Series among models to receive battery. We are finally getting our first look at the future of BMW.

The iX3 is "a massive leap" from BMW's current vehicles with nearly 500 miles of range, ultra-fast charging, and the brand's. The BMW iX7 is expected to release in 50, 60, M70, and Alpina 100 variants, with all models featuring motors on both axles.