9 stories tagged electric-sedan on EV Digest.
BMW is set to introduce an all-electric M3 by 2028, built upon the Neue Klasse platform. This high-performance EV will feature advanced powertrain technology, including a quad-motor setup, promising exhilarating driving dynamics while maintaining the iconic M car experience. It signals a major shift towards electrification for BMW's performance division, potentially coexisting with gasoline-powered M3 models for a period.
Volvo may soon introduce an electric station wagon to the U.S., potentially reviving a body style that has historically been popular for the brand in North America. Additionally, a new electric sedan could join its American lineup by 2028, signaling a renewed focus on these segments within its EV strategy.
Mercedes-AMG is electrifying its performance lineup with the new 671-horsepower CLA 45, available as a sedan or estate. This all-electric model boasts impressive acceleration and a unique feature: simulated engine sounds designed to evoke the experience of a gasoline-powered performance car, including "pops and bangs." The tri-motor setup draws power from a 94kWh battery, promising a substantial range of 416 miles.
Mercedes-AMG has introduced a new high-performance electric CLA 45 that promises thrilling acceleration and powerful output. This new model will be available in both sedan and wagon variants, showcasing the brand's continued push into electric performance vehicles.
BMW has unveiled a preview of its upcoming electric M performance sedan, expected to be the iM3, showcasing the brand's new Neue Klasse design language. This concept offers insights into the future aesthetic and performance direction for BMW's electric M division and will eventually influence the entire BMW lineup.
Mercedes-Benz has unveiled conceptual details about its forthcoming VLE-Class EV, an all-electric sedan expected to debut around 2028. This new model will be built on the Mercedes Modular Architecture (MMA) platform, signifying the brand's shift towards more compact and mid-size electric vehicles. While still in its early stages, the VLE-Class EV suggests a new design language and technological advancements for the luxury automaker's electric future.
Mercedes-Benz is poised to introduce an all-electric sedan to replace the CLS by 2028, potentially named the VLE-Class EV. This new model is expected to blend sleek, coupe-like styling with a four-door format, continuing the brand's shift towards a fully electric lineup. While details are preliminary, the VLE-Class EV is anticipated to offer robust performance and luxurious features characteristic of Mercedes-Benz's high-end offerings.
The new Mercedes-Benz CLA electric vehicle offers a compelling driving experience, impressing with its performance and handling. However, the reviewer noted that several design and user interface decisions significantly detracted from the overall ownership impression, leading to a mixed verdict despite its on-road capabilities.
BMW is preparing to launch the first-ever electric M3, dubbed the iM3, next year. While its quad-motor powertrain could theoretically exceed 1,000 horsepower, the company is expected to cap output around 750 hp to maintain the driving dynamics characteristic of M cars. This strategic restraint highlights BMW's commitment to delivering a powerful yet balanced performance EV.
