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BMW shows first teaser for the new Megacity EV

BMW presented the first information on the new Megacity electric EV model. BMW said the new electric model will be both structural parts, and body panels made of fiber carbon.Va be a first for mass production models. So far the only models that have used a carbon structure were your McLaren F1 [...]

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In-depth: BMW Megacity Vehicle and Project I

Filed under: EV/Plug-in, BMW, MINI, AutoblogGreen Exclusive, Green Daily, Lightweight BMW Megacity - Click above for high-res image 2007 was a big year for the planet. That's when, for the first time ever, more people lived in cities than in rural areas. For car companies, this global trend means finding new ways to move people around in tighter and tighter spaces. General Motors thought up the EN-V concepts and, with Segway, the Puma. Honda has...

BMW Releases First Sketch and Details of Electric Mega City Vehicle And Mobility of the Future Report

BMW Releases First Sketch and Details of Electric Mega City Vehicle And Mobility of the Future Report

BMW releases teaser sketch of Megacity EV, and we tease a little too

Filed under: EV/Plug-in, BMW BMW Megacity Vehicle - Click above for high-res image gallery Just as automakers tease with design sketches that reveal very little, we too can tease by offering up just a smidge of info before our big release. So here goes: the BMW Megacity electric vehicle (EV) will be the first mass-produced EV offered by the Bavarian company known for its truly amazing cars. The Megacity will be powered by a motor with over 100 ...

GERMANY: BMW 'Megacity' makes extensive use of CFRP

BMW is claiming that its 'Megacity Vehicle' electrically driven small car will become the world's first volume-produced car with a passenger cell made from carbon.

Megacity Vehicle to Become the World's First Volume-Produced Car with a Passenger Cell Made from Carbon

2013 BMW Megacity Vehicle ? Future Cars

The Bavarians lift the cover (slightly) off of their in-progress city car. In late 2007, BMW started its “Project i,” a sort of think tank on “sustainable” mobility, which was shrouded in mystery for a considerable time. Its first visible result, the Mini E, is notable for demonstrating the deficiencies of electric propulsion, precisely because it is so easy to compare with the regular Mini. Distributed to hand-picked cust...