The trend in the car making industry is pointing toward lower and lower CO2 emissions. The hi-revving, fast cars are slowly becoming extinct.
To remain one of the best car companies in the world, BMW can’t ignore the big trends, and so their plans will be tailored to suit the need of the masses.
BMW X4 Concept made its debut last month at the Shanghai Auto Show, previewing a production model that is expected to debut at the Frankfurt show in September.
“We want to give our sporting models a more individual look, further separating them visually from the more practical models in our line-up”.
This is what someone from BMW says. But how does it translate this for the next generation BMW X6?
It seems that these days every other news has something to do with China. And not one to be left out of the loop, BMW went deep in their pockets and decided to invest big in China.
There have been many hybrids and full electric vehicles announced or launched these weeks. One of the highlights might be considered the BMW i3.
