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After a decade on the production line, the BMW i3 as we know it will officially be discontinued.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Production of the company’s first all-electric vehicle ends next month, but there are a number of new electric cars from Bavaria currently in development that come in response to requests for battery-powered cars from customers around the world.<\/p>\n
Among these new models is the new i3, which will become the successor of Series 3 with zero emissions, Telegrafi reports.<\/p>\n
Bimmerpost seems to be aware that the new i3 in sedan and wagon models will be produced in Mexico starting in 2027.<\/p>\n
Motor1 say they don’t yet know the source of this information, but according to a BMW enthusiast forum, the electric 3 Series for the North American market will be assembled at BMW Group’s plant in San Luis Potosi, Mexico. While for the European market, production will take place in Debrecen, Hungary.<\/p>\n
But what’s even more interesting, these rumors suggest that the US or even Canada will have the long-roof version of the new i3 model when the new model hits the market in these countries later this decade.<\/p>\n
While nothing can be confirmed at this early stage, the 3 Series electric car will roll into assembly lines in Mexico in two versions \u2013 the internal designation NA0 is for the i3 sedan, while NA1 is for the i3 wagon. \/Telegraph\/<\/p>\n
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