Bmw New Class Design

The Neue Klasse is the logical dawn of a new era of individual mobility for the BMW Group. In production, in development, in factory planning, in the electric drivetrain, in the display and control/operation concept, in the typical BMW driving experience, in design: much is being rethought and done differently. The Neue Klasse stands for the ongoing further development of the entire company: in production, in factory planning, and in the use of new materials and processes.

A new model generation is planned that is characterised by digitalisation, electrification and circularity as well as a new design language. It is the redefinition of the BMW brand. The BMW Vision Neue Klasse concept is designed with distinctive lines, reduced down to the essentials.

This creates space for new features including the interactive kidney grille and headlight design. The BMW Vision Neue Klasse is a new perspective on the future of individual mobility. By scanning the two QR codes with your smartphone, you can already take part in it today and virtually explore both the exterior and interior of this vision vehicle, no matter from where, no matter when.

The BMW 1500 debuted at the 1961 Frankfurt Motor Show as the first of the Neue Klasse models (meaning New Class in English). These vehicles were unlike anything the brand had ever produced, with. The first model on the BMW Neue Klasse architecture will arrive in 2025.

2026 BMW i3 And BMW iX3: Our Best Look Yet The Neue Klasse EVs are coming in hot-and cold. Photos of extreme-weather testing come with new details on what's next for BMW. BMW is embarking on a transformative journey with its Neue Klasse platform, signaling a significant shift in its electric vehicle (EV) strategy.

This new architecture is poised to redefine BMW's approach to electrification, digitalization, and sustainability, setting the stage for the brand's future in the automotive industry. The Neue Klasse platform introduces a fresh design language. BMW Will Bring Neue Klasse Style to All Models in Less Than 4 Years, Exec Says The automaker plans to keep current models fresh with help from its upcoming EV.