The first production model based on the new architecture will arrive in 2025
’s upcoming modular architecture, dubbed Neue Klasse, will debut in 2025, on a fully electric model in the 3-Series segment. The new BEV-only platform will be concentrated around the premium midsize segment and not cover the whole spectrum of BMW’s range., Oliver Zipse, BMW CEO, shared the news during BMW’s first-quarter earnings call last week following rumors from late last year.
He said the Neue Klasse platform represents “a quantum leap in technology” using a new generation electric powertrain with increased output and a new kind of battery cells. The first production model based on it will be produced inWhile the architecture was initially planned to be compatible with fully electric, gasoline, plug-in hybrid, and fuel-cell powertrains, during the 2021 Munich Auto Show BMW revealed it will be reserved for.
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