A few days ago, overseas media exposed a set of spy photos of the production version of the BMW iNEXT. Judging from this set of latest spy photos, the size of the car may be larger than the BMW X5, and some of the design concepts shown in the concept car have appeared in the mass-produced car. According to previous information, the BMW iNEXT is scheduled to be mass-produced at the Dingolfing plant in Germany in 2021. The new car will be based on a new pure electric platform, equipped with a fifth-generation electric drive system and special suspension technology, and the cruising range is expected to reach 700 kilometers. The new car will be officially unveiled in 2021 and is expected to be named BMW i5.
The mass-produced model born out of the BMW iNEXT concept car seems to be larger than we imagined. From the spy photos, its body length is longer than the current BMW X5, and it also has a longer wheelbase. This is mainly due to the The effect brought by the pure electric platform.
In addition, we have noticed that the front face of the new car will break BMW’s existing design language and be closer to the iNEXT concept car as a whole, such as slim headlights and a longer kidney-shaped grille, but we do not rule out the so-called grille The design will be closed. At the same time, we noticed that the new car adopts a camouflaged Huo’s corner design, so how its D-pillar shape will match the more slender body is worth looking forward to.
Judging from the interior exposed this time, the new car has replaced the new polygonal steering wheel that will be mass-produced in the future, and adopts a unique double-spoke design. In addition, the center console does not seem to have entered mass production, but we can also see that mass production The car is completely different from the design language of the current BMW fuel car, and it is expected to have a more futuristic feel.
