https://autotimesnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/BMW-M3-G80-_-Art-Work-Edition-@BMWM-1.mp4The automotive world was sent into a frenzy last week when rumors began circulating that BMW was planning to abandon internal combustion engines in favor of solely focusing on electric vehicles. However, the German automaker has quickly stepped in to deny these claims, asserting that they have no plans to completely phase out their traditional powertrains.
In a statement released by BMW, the company emphasized their commitment to offering a diverse range of powertrains to cater to the various preferences of their customers. While they are certainly investing heavily in electric mobility, they made it clear that internal combustion engines will continue to play a significant role in their lineup for the foreseeable future.
This comes as no surprise, as BMW has been making significant strides in the development of electric vehicles, with the i3 and i8 paving the way for their upcoming electric models, such as the iX3 and i4. However, they understand that the transition to electric mobility will take time, and they are dedicated to ensuring that their combustion engine vehicles continue to meet the expectations of their customers in terms of performance, efficiency, and sustainability.
The rumors of BMW’s supposed abandonment of internal combustion engines may have sparked a debate about the future of automotive propulsion, but the company’s swift response has quelled any concerns about the demise of traditional powertrains. For now, it seems that we can expect a harmonious coexistence of electric and internal combustion vehicles in BMW’s lineup, offering something for everyone while they continue to push the boundaries of innovation in the automotive industry.
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