

Damion Smy
Electric BMW M3 spied undisguised for the first time
3 Months Ago
The BMW i3 is no longer on sale as a new car in Australia, but it remains one of BMW's most distinctive electric vehicles. Its tall city-car body, lightweight carbon-fibre-reinforced structure and minimalist cabin made it feel genuinely different from conventional small cars. The i3 was designed for urban use, with compact dimensions, instant electric response and a cabin that made clever use of sustainable materials. Range and charging capability now sit behind newer EVs, but the i3's design and engineering still feel unusually forward-thinking. It appeals as a compact electric car with character, particularly for drivers who value innovation, manoeuvrability and a premium cabin over outright size or long-distance touring ability.

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