But what if you do want an electric sedan and you live in the US? Well, I think you should consider the BMW i5. The things that are great about the BMW i5 are the things you would expect to be great.

BMW has updated the design and expanded the range of its iX electric SUV, both in terms of model efficiency as well as the trim levels available to buy. A new lower-level xDrive45 introduces some ...

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In contrast, the BMW i3 sedan will receive the Neue Klasse electric architecture. Obviously, both BMW models represent an enticing proposition for the members of the imaginative guild of digital ...

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But not all heat pumps are big and noisy. Some are small and quiet, and they're also mobile. Yep, they're maybe in your electric vehicle if you have a new model. It's not really surprising.

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