[buckybadger]

EV = lease
M car = buy

[M6-Coupe]

Originally Posted by psuibmw

590hp

That’s way more than the actual M car

And of course a lot more weight

[cfm56d7b]

Originally Posted by buckybadger

EV = lease
M car = buy

Echoing the same. Buy 2 M cars and keep one in the garage until it doubles in value.

[M3chaser]

Originally Posted by VANOS

It’s not even that, I love the drama you get with an ICE car; the rumble, sound, drive, feedback from the wheel, etc…

EVs are definitely fun, but not as fun and dramatic as ICE cars.

No doubt about it! You need to have a ICE M or AMG fix once in a while

[pr0gi]

More power while reducing the range? Yes, please! Like nobody who drives an EV cares about range, just power. I guess they don't have anything else at this point to offer so...more power

[DS_BMW]

When are we getting Simulated shifts and sounds like the Ionic 5N BMW?? Make it more exciting and emotional to drive!

[MiamiFan13]

Originally Posted by VANOS

Tbh as much as I dislike that stupid beaver look, I would love to lease one out and see how BMW EVs are, especially the i4 M50

Just do it. I leased an I4 e40 and its a fun car....still very quick. Although, there is no way in hell I would have it as my ONLY car. Its fine to drive it to work everyday.....but forget about weekends; too much to think about if your prone to traveling or impromptu road trips.

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by pr0gi

More power while reducing the range? Yes, please! Like nobody who drives an EV cares about range, just power. I guess they don't have anything else at this point to offer so...more power

Do you have the information that the range will be reduced?

[pr0gi]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

Do you have the information that the range will be reduced?

Well, firstly, if they did increase the range, they would not hide it. Secondly, more power typically results in less range. However, if I'm wrong, I will buy you a drink.

[KingB_O]

Originally Posted by ///M TOWN

Model 3 Ludacris is a tri-motor… 💨

Always need to smile if I hear or read this.


This is Ludacris:





The term is „Ludicrous“

[ynguldyn]

Originally Posted by pr0gi

Well, firstly, if they did increase the range, they would not hide it.

Do you have any examples of BMW advertising the improvements to their existing models more than a year before these improvements become available on the market?

[Adler11th]

Originally Posted by VANOS

It’s not even that, I love the drama you get with an ICE car; the rumble, sound, drive, feedback from the wheel, etc…

EVs are definitely fun, but not as fun and dramatic as ICE cars.

reminds me arguments for manual vs auto, rwd vs awd, and now ice vs EV. It’s a good fight, but looks like we already know who will win performance crown over time.

Untill then I’m fully enjoying my ice car with all the drama .

[VANOS]

Originally Posted by Adler11th

reminds me arguments for manual vs auto, rwd vs awd, and now ice vs EV. It’s a good fight, but looks like we already know who will win performance crown over time.

Untill then I’m fully enjoying my ice car with all the drama .

It really is! And sadly you are right, at the end EV goes further than any ICE out there.

[jpuffmasterpuffpuffpuff69]

I always love the idea of more power, but the i4 M50 is definitely more than enough in grip, luxury, and acceleration for me. I'd maybe like a higher ride height so I can bomb over speed bumps faster.

[pr0gi]

Originally Posted by ynguldyn

Do you have any examples of BMW advertising the improvements to their existing models more than a year before these improvements become available on the market?

Yes, the ix3

[Korokoro]

“…at the end EV goes further than any ICE out there.”

How does EV “go further” if the range is less? — usually about 300 miles, vs. about 400 miles for most ICE cars.

I’m getting very conflicting advice from different people about whether I should get an EV or an ICE (or a hybrid) for my next car. But so far I thought it was generally acknowledged that an ICE would go further on a full tank (vs. a full charge).

[Technic]

Originally Posted by Korokoro

“…at the end EV goes further than any ICE out there.”

How does EV “go further” if the range is less? — usually about 300 miles, vs. about 400 miles for most ICE cars.

I’m getting very conflicting advice from different people about whether I should get an EV or an ICE (or a hybrid) for my next car. But so far I thought it was generally acknowledged that an ICE would go further on a full tank (vs. a full charge).

A 46mpg car with an 11 gallon fuel tank (Toyota Yaris) can travel for about 505 miles. This is about 371kWh of energy consumed.

The 112kWh battery of a Lucid Air can travel for about 415 miles, or the equivalent of a 125mpg, 3.3 gallons fuel tank ICE car.