BMW has skinned a layer of camouflage off the iNext, and one of our spy photographers caught every angle of the upcoming EV. The most intriguing part of these shots is the view from the front. A clear ...

It's been two years since BMW first showed us its vision for an electric future in the iNext SUV concept. Next week, the automaker will finally show us the real thing. On Monday, BMW announced a debut ...

BMW has not been shy when it comes to sharing teasers of the upcoming iNext electric SUV. While we wait to see the real thing, BMW has seen fit to share a new round of teasers and give the public a ...

BMW is investing heavily into electric vehicles, with big plans for the next few years, and the model expected to sit at the tip of its EV range is the iNext. It was previewed by the Vision iNext ...

BMW Blog has provided another info dump on what we can expect from the production version of the BMW iNext electric crossover concept. The first, minor bit of info helps us get our terms straight: BMW ...

BMW is still a long way from starting production of its iNext, which it describes as its next-generation electric car, but it is already making a lot of progress toward production and it released new ...

BMW on Monday confirmed it secured the naming rights for potential vehicles ranging from an i1 to i9, as well as from an iX1 to iX9, with the iX-prefixed names indicating vehicles with an SUV body ...

The future continues to rush at us at with abandon. Today, BMW's Vision iNext concept is a wild fantasy that looks quite unlike any production car we've seen previously. But in just three years' time, ...

Jonathan loves just about anything with a motor and a steering wheel. As a kid, Jonathan collected any kind of toy car he could lay his hands on, and begged his parents to take him to the monster ...

BMW is showing an iNEXT electric car prototype going through extreme heat tests ahead of the launch of the production version. After launching the BMW i3, the brand’s first electric car, in 2013, we ...

Five days, three continents, and four cities: Munich, New York, San Francisco, and Beijing. It may sound like the itinerary of a famous rock band's world tour, but it's actually something even more ...