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Next-Generation BMW 3 Series Photographed Undisguised in M350 xDrive Form
Next-Generation BMW 3 Series Photographed Undisguised in M350 xDrive Form
The next-generation BMW 3 Series sedan, codenamed G50, has been spotted completely undisguised at a BMW facility in Munich ahead of its official unveiling. The near-production prototype shows the M Performance variant rebranded as the M350 xDrive, sporting a quad-pipe exhaust and styling influenced by the Neue Klasse.
14.Sep.2026
Next-Gen BMW 3 Series: 443-HP M350 xDrive with Drift Mode
Next-Gen BMW 3 Series: 443-HP M350 xDrive with Drift Mode
BMW has revealed the upcoming next-generation 3 Series sports sedan, headlined by the new M350 xDrive that replaces the previous M340i. Powered by a mild-hybrid 3.0-liter turbocharged inline-six delivering 443 hp, it hits 100 km/h in 4.1 seconds and introduces a rear-wheel-drive 'Drift Moment' mode. The sports sedan retains internal combustion engines on the CLAR platform alongside a futuristic interior equipped with a 17.9-inch touchscreen and Panoramic Vision projection.
08.Sep.2026
Next-Gen Electric BMW M3: Quad Motors and Simulated Performance Stages
Next-Gen Electric BMW M3: Quad Motors and Simulated Performance Stages
BMW M is developing its first all-electric performance flagship based on the Neue Klasse architecture, featuring a quad-motor powertrain and paddle-controlled performance stages. The sports sedan introduces a distinctive turbine-like acoustic signature and returns to sleek, horizontally oriented illuminated kidney grilles inspired by classic heritage models.
03.Sep.2026
BMW Begins Building the i3 Sedan in Munich
BMW Begins Building the i3 Sedan in Munich
Production of the BMW i3 has officially kicked off at the Munich plant, representing a key Neue Klasse manufacturing step and reinforcing the factory’s transition to an all-electric lineup.
08.Aug.2026
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