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For years, BMW has been known for producing high-performance, rear-wheel-drive vehicles that offer an engaging driving experience. However, with the introduction of the X2 sDrive28i and the BMW 228i Gran Coupe, the German automaker is breaking new ground by offering a front. BMW has developed the Neue Klasse platform for rear- and all-wheel-drive electric vehicles.

There won't be any front. BMW is one of the most iconic luxury performance automakers, known for responsive steering, handling, and driving dynamics. But unlike many sports cars and muscle cars that use rear wheel drive, do BMWs drive the front wheels, back wheels, or all four wheels?

That is because while there will be single, dual-, tri- and quad-motor layouts in upcoming Neue Klasse vehicles, there's no way for BMW's new eDrive motor to power the front wheels exclusively. No, most BMW cars use rear or all-wheel drive, while a growing group of compact BMW models runs on front. A Future with Front-Wheel Drive The continuation of front-wheel drive in BMW's lineup signifies a strategic pivot that embraces contemporary driving trends.

As the brand works to appeal to a broader audience, incorporating FWD models helps bridge the gap between traditional driving enthusiasts and modern consumers seeking practicality. Besides only designing it for electric power, BMW apparently didn't design it with front-wheel drive in mind, according to Auto Express. BMW also says the M Neue Klasse will be able to disable the front drive motors for proper rear.

BMW has announced its first full-fat M electric car will have four motors and all-wheel drive, with the ability to disengage the front motors to enable RWD. Exceptional driving dynamics. The high-performance BMW M TwinPower Turbo inline 6-cylinder gasoline engine with rear-wheel drive in the M3 Competition Sedan delivers an impressive 503 hp on the road.

Outstanding power output and the distinctive M engine sound create a lasting impression on drivers, passengers, and admirers.