7 stories tagged ev-sedan on EV Digest.
BMW's all-electric i7 luxury sedan is getting a substantial mid-life facelift, focusing heavily on software and battery technology enhancements. This update aims to further solidify its position as a benchmark in the luxury EV segment, alongside interior refinements.
BYD's luxury sub-brand Yangwang is preparing to launch its U7 electric sedan, which was recently seen sporting distinctive coach doors, hinting at its ultra-premium market positioning. This executive EV is expected to showcase advanced technologies, potentially including groundbreaking battery innovations, as it nears its official unveiling.
BMW has officially opened orders for its 2027 i3 electric sedan, showcasing significant range improvements that could appeal to luxury EV buyers. While promising up to 468 miles on a single charge, the German automaker has priced its new offering to reflect its premium segment ambitions.
BMW is beginning to unveil key specifications for its redesigned i3 electric sedan, built on the advanced Neue Klasse platform. The automaker aims for a significant 468-mile range (WLTP), alongside revealing initial pricing details for the Chinese market. This next-generation model marks a strategic step in BMW's EV expansion.
Speculation is mounting that Porsche plans to cease production of its popular Taycan EV sedan by 2030. While official statements only rule out an immediate discontinuation, industry insiders suggest the luxury automaker is already looking beyond its current electric flagship, potentially paving the way for new EV models or a redesigned successor.
The first shipment of 2025 Lotus Emeya electric sedans and Eletre electric SUVs will reach Canada in July, benefiting from a special trade agreement between China and Canada. This deal, brokered through a memorandum of understanding, allows Geely-produced EVs to enter the Canadian market at a lower tariff rate, fostering new competition and choices within the EV segment.
BMW has opened order books for its new i3 electric sedan much earlier than anticipated, driven by unexpectedly high customer interest. The automaker initially planned to start taking orders in the fall, but robust demand led to an accelerated timeline.
