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    Confirmed: The next BMW M3 will be electric

    September 22, 20232 Mins Read
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    The next-generation BMW M3, set to debut around 2027, will be fully battery-electric, offering mind-blowing performance that surpasses all previous M3 models.

    1. Cutting-Edge Platform: Built on BMW’s innovative Neue Klasse (NK) platform, the electric M3 will incorporate the “Heart of Joy” (HoJ) control unit, specially designed to deliver a thrilling and sporty driving experience for high-performance electric vehicles.
    2. Coexistence with Combustion: BMW acknowledges the transition from fossil fuels to electric power and plans to maintain the current M3, powered by the renowned S58 six-cylinder engine, until at least 2030, ensuring a smooth transition for enthusiasts.
    3. Ultimate Driving Machine: Despite its electric nature, the upcoming M3 remains true to its legacy as the “ultimate driving machine.” The HoJ control unit represents decades of expertise, combining all performance-related aspects into an integrated control system.
    4. Unleashing Power: The HoJ control unit enables the electric M3 to support up to four motors, delivering variable power distribution to each wheel as needed. With a maximum output of up to 1,000kW, the driver gains unprecedented control over power delivery.
    5. Tackling the Weight Challenge: Overcoming the weight issue commonly associated with electric vehicles, BMW focuses on lightweight technology and strategic placement of the battery to optimize performance while retaining the M3’s dynamic behavior.
    6. Elevating the Driving Experience: By leveraging electric power, the next-generation M3 promises enhanced control, faster acceleration, and an overall exhilarating driving experience that surpasses its combustion engine predecessors.
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