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BMW M EV: Expect fireworks

BMW M EV: Expect fireworks

Posted on March 9, 2020 By Jarvis

First ever BMW M electric car will be crazy fast – and won’t wither after five laps on the racetrack

The first high-performance EV from BMW M division will be unleashed this decade and it must be a success if the brand is to be taken seriously in the electric era.

When the likes of Porsche, Rimac, Pininfarina and Koenigsegg are pumping out mind-melting EV meta cars with scandalous power outputs – and the Tesla Roadster 2.0 primed to blow everything out of the water – BMW M has a big job ahead.
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