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BMW opens bookings for the i5 M60 EV in India, the sixth electric model available. The CBU model offers 601 hp, 820 Nm peak torque, 516 km range, 3.8s acceleration, 110V/220V cable, Apple Carplay, Android Auto, 14.9-inch display, deliveries starting in May.

In a recent initiative, the Government of India has greenlit a strategic policy aimed at positioning India as a prime manufacturing hub for electric vehicles.

BMW EV: BMW plans to increase the sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in India, aiming for one out of every four vehicles sold to be electric within the next two years. Currently, EVs make up 10% of the companys sales in India, a figure expected to rise to 15% in 2024 and 25% by 2025. BMW is the dominant player in the luxury EV market in India, with a share of over 48%. The company intends to launch more EVs in the country to further consolidate its position.

BMW iX1 was launched on Thursday as a completely built-up unit at an ex-showroom price of Rs 66.9 lakh. BMW iX1 is the first-ever pure-electric version of the X1 and fifth EV launched by BMW India after the i7, iX, i4 and Mini SE.

BMW has launched its luxurious electric vehicle, the iX1, in India. The vehicle comes with a lithium-ion battery that offers a range of 417-440 kilometers and can be charged from 10% to 90% in just 29 minutes with a 130 kW DC charger. It features a fifth-generation BMW eDrive technology, intelligent all-wheel-drive system, and BMW ConnectedDrive technologies.

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BMW India has released a preview of the upcoming BMW iX1 electric SUV. The iX1, based on the X1 SUV, will be the brands most affordable electric SUV. It features a similar design to the X1 with some minor differences, such as a closed-off front grille and modified bumper. Inside, it shares the same layout as the conventional X1 but offers various upholstery choices.

BMW is revisiting its historical innovation, the "Neue Klasse," this time as an all-electric offering.

BMW reported a 2.9% drop in second-quarter net profit on Thursday, in line with analysts expectations, after last years figures were boosted by its decision to take majority control of its Chinese joint venture BMW Brilliance Automotive (BBA).

With luxury EV sales rising in India, here is a list of the most expensive EVs in the market including Mercedes-Benz EQS, BMW i7 and i4, Audi e-tron GT, Jaguar I-Pace and more.