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If BMW doesn't update the i3 significantly before 2022 they are going to be left in the dust. Chevy has the Bolt coming out this year which will offer 200+ mil
by ebbv 10y ago
If BMW doesn't update the i3 significantly before 2022 they are going to be left in the dust.
Chevy has the Bolt coming out this year which will offer 200+ mile range on a EV w/no ICE.
Nissan has said they have a 35kWh Leaf coming out for 2017 which will boost the Leaf to ~130 miles, with rumors that a 200+ mile model will be coming in 2018.
Plus Tesla is supposed to be coming out with the Model 3 in late 2017/early 2018 with 200+ mile range.
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- orourkek 10y agoValid points, but the i3 still has a niche in the market in that it's the only series-hybrid offering out there. For certain buyers that's enough to tip the needle, 200 mile range competitors or not.
- ebbv 10y agoYeah I mean I loved my BMW and I would love to buy a BMW EV, but the i3 is not in contention with the Bolt or the Leaf for me right now (and I will be getting a new one in 2017.)