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I was recently reading the full BMW i3 press release and came across this interesting note: "Range extender increases the driving range. As the MINI E field trial demonstrated, over 90 per cent of the mobility requirements of the MINI E field trial participants could be met with the range of...

I think the BMW i3 is going to be priced around 35,000 - 40,000 Euros. So american I guess around $45,000 - $50,000. Here is where I read this pricing info on the BMW i3. http://www.automobilwoche.de/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2012120629955&NL=1

In everyone on the BMW i3 forums opinion which are going to be the better built cars of the future. International EV's or Domestic EV's. Will there be an electric vehicle in the US that competes well with the BMW i3?

It's hard for me to tell if this is a video of the new BMW i3 or not. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2aApTbHi3Ss What does the rest of the BMW i3 electric car forum think? Its pretty cool BMW does testing in the arctic circle.

I found this video on BMW designer Richard Kim and his take on the new BMW i3 super interesting. It really gives some insight into how BMW is approaching this city specific electric vehicle. Here is the link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cAyPoIq0Xss Seems like a ton of thought was put into...

With the new BMW i3 electric car coming out and the new BMW i8 concept car on the horizon BMW is really putting out some awesome new cars to compete with the old classics. I was wondering what the all time favorite models are of the members here at the BMW i3 forum? If I had to pick I would...

I absolutely love this door design on the BMW i3 and wish more cars of the future would integrate this "old school" car concept. What do other people on the BMW i3 forum think of these doors? Good idea or bad idea by BMW? What would really be cool if they had an automatic push button opener.

It is pretty awesome that the BMW i3 will use: "wood used in the dashboard for the BMW i3 will be made entirely of timber grown in Europe and certified as 100% sustainable by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)" I checked out the FSC website and the organization looks pretty sweet...