She wants to keep the i3 BUT I told her that SHE will have to pay the insurance on the i3. I currently pay for both our cars but if she wants to keep both, I pay the insurance on the Lightning and she has to pay it on the i3. The i3 is not the cheapest car to insure due to the carbon fiber...
Bought the car (2017 BMW i3 BEV base) used in May 2020 with 23k mikes as a birthday present for my wife for $16999. Since then, she travelled 43k additional miles and sits now at about 66700 miles. Other than a bad 12 volt battery at 24k miles, we had no major issues. The car is still like new...
It's a bluetooth OBD2 reader.. However, it's not on the list of compatible devices.. I currently use that reader for the Torque Pro app which I use with the Kona Electric..
We are a dual EV family.. I have a 2019 Hyundai Kona Electric and just bought a 2017 BMW i3 94ah for the wife's birthday.. On my Kona, I can set a default drive mode and the car and even choose what level of regeneration I want..
My wife's i3 has 3 drive modes, Comfort, Eco Pro and Eco Pro+...
I think that I figured it out.. I'm in the USA and it appears that the voice commands are only enabled with the technology package which includes the bigger screen.. Being the base model, it does not have the tech package.. So, the easiest way to navigate is to use the BMW connected app and send...
We are a 2 EV household. I have a 2019 Hyundai Kona Electric and I just bought a 2017 BMW i3 BEV with 22k miles for the wife..
I worked my way through the settings and online owners manual and I can't figure out why the voice commands are not working on my wife's I3. When I push the voice...