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    Off Road in i3

    Posted on 02/Apr/20 - 12:06 am

    So , When i drive the i3 on the small country uneven and imperfect roads, i can literately feel each of the individual tires going up and down. Literally it feels like i am driving a 4*4 over the rocks on a riverbed. I was wondering, how will the car actually perform in such situations, given it has quite good ground clearance., large wheels, but skinny wheels. [...]

    Re: Loss of Power in Real Life after 30 seconds

    Posted on 01/Apr/20 - 11:49 pm

    Hmm, So first lesson, Dont be overconfident, when you start to race ICE cars.... (within the safe limits of tire adhesion, of course!), :-) The shorter, the better for you at lower starting speeds , The Longer it lasts, or at higher speeds, ICE start to fight back.. 2nd, technically , you motioned 2019 model. The motor was really designed for the 22KWH battery max type of draw with the lighter weight of 22KWH. So unlike other EV'S, you have a situation where you have, over the years , a lot more capable [...]

    Re: Buying fob cover 82292348069

    Posted on 01/Apr/20 - 11:30 pm

    The fob itself, IMHO, is a poor design as there's a button right on the edge that is just way too easy to press when you don't realize it. I did buy the covers, and put them on backwards to help protect the buttons. If you want to attach it to a chain, you'd have to poke a hole, as the existing one is then in the wrong place. [...]

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    BMW sends out postcards to i3 owners confirming 50% more range for 2017

    Posted on April 29, 2016

    Via the Facebook BMW i3 group, BMW has mailed out postcards to owners in the UK stating the 2017 BMW i3 will have a 50% increase in electric range, which would equate to around 120... Continue reading ->