BMW has unveiled a concept of its first mass-produced electric vehicle, the Concept iX3, in Beijing and will feature a very similar look to the X3.
Power from an electric motor is said to develop more than 200kW, and will have a range of 400km. The battery will be around 70kWh in capacity and can be charged in just 30 minutes at 150kW.
Stay tuned for more on the iX3 in the coming months.
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