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BMW Vision Neue Klasse X will be unveiled next week

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Max McDee, 16 March 2024

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BMW is teasing an all-new electric SUV concept – the Vision Neue Klasse X. The sleek newcomer draws inspiration from the Vision Neue Klasse sedan, which wowed audiences last September and set the stage for a radical design shift in the automaker's EV lineup.

The Vision Neue Klasse X promises a future of thrilling electric performance, futuristic design, and luxurious comfort. But is it truly the SUV of our dreams or simply another contender in the rapidly saturating EV market?

Get ready. The BMW Vision Neue Klasse X. 100% electric.#NeueKlasse #THEVisionNeueKlasseX #BMW #BMWGroup pic.twitter.com/zG2vHVjBje

— BMW (@BMW) March 15, 2024

Although official images remain scarce, spy shots and BMW's recent teaser suggest this high-riding Neue Klasse model will sport a modern interpretation of classic BMW design cues. Expect a sculpted front end, a sporty profile, and the brand's signature kidney grilles and double headlights – all reimagined for the electric age. However, don't anticipate a carbon copy of the sedan; the SUV is likely to feature a more rugged and commanding presence befitting its body style.

Forget what you know about BMW cabins. The Vision Neue Klasse X will embrace minimalism, sustainable design, and groundbreaking technology. The teaser showcases a panoramic head-up display seamlessly integrated into the base of the windshield, hinting at tech that could soon replace conventional instrument clusters. This radical transformation could offer better visibility and increased driver focus on the road ahead.

BMW is also ditching animal-derived leathers and chrome accents, creating an eco-conscious and airy interior. However, this shift towards an almost spartan interior might be a polarizing change for those accustomed to BMW's traditional opulence.

BMW's Neue Klasse platform promises to pave the way for a dramatic leap in EV efficiency and range. Powered by sixth-generation eDrive motors and the new round battery cells, we should expect a significant boost in miles per charge compared to the current iX3. Industry experts speculate that the Vision Neue Klasse X may achieve a range exceeding 370 miles. On top of that, 30% faster charging will slash pit stop times significantly, making long journeys a breeze.

Since it's still a concept, pricing remains a mystery. However, with a production version anticipated for a 2025 launch, expect updates on the pricing front closer to its market debut. Considering the advanced tech and premium positioning, don't expect this revolutionary SUV to come cheap.

The Vision Neue Klasse X represents BMW's bold charge into the electric future, challenging EV rivals like Mercedes-Benz and Audi with groundbreaking technology, head-turning design, and a commitment to sustainability. Could this really be the disruptor in the luxury electric SUV segment? We'll find out soon enough.

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  • Anonymous
  • xDa
  • 17 Mar 2024

There's some pictures on google of what it may be and it is indeed, ugly. Looks terrible and similar to a Lada or something.

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  • Halbanezu
  • aj}
  • 17 Mar 2024

I can bet my hands on the fact that it will look like a big crap, just like the last of series's models.

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