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The i3 is supposed to bring a whole new era to everyone in the world by revolutionizing the way we drive and charge our cars. Just yesterday BMW released a video saying that the i3 will be unveiled at the end of this month.
While we're waiting for the official release, we keep scouting the web in search of the tiniest piece of information about this new car. Last week, the production shape of the car was leaked through some patent images so we know how the car will look like on the outside.
What concerns us now is the interior. How will it look like? Will it be just as futuristic as we suppose it will be? Will it copy the Tesla design with a lot of touch screen surfaces and other interesting gadgets? Probably not.
One photo leaked on a French forum might shed some light in this direction. It shows the car with its doors open and shows us how the seats will look like and just how much space will the passengers have.
From the looks of it, the seats are innovative, with a unusual shape for a BMW, probably done in the attempt of keeping the weight to a minimum. The rear seats seem comfortable enough and they also appear to offer enough leg room for adults, even for a long trip.
Other than that, you'll notice the suicide rear doors and the specially developed, aerodynamic wheels, meant to reduce drag to an absolute minimum. Well, what do you think? Will you be getting one, considering it will be priced near the 3 Series?
What concerns us now is the interior. How will it look like? Will it be just as futuristic as we suppose it will be? Will it copy the Tesla design with a lot of touch screen surfaces and other interesting gadgets? Probably not.
One photo leaked on a French forum might shed some light in this direction. It shows the car with its doors open and shows us how the seats will look like and just how much space will the passengers have.
From the looks of it, the seats are innovative, with a unusual shape for a BMW, probably done in the attempt of keeping the weight to a minimum. The rear seats seem comfortable enough and they also appear to offer enough leg room for adults, even for a long trip.
Other than that, you'll notice the suicide rear doors and the specially developed, aerodynamic wheels, meant to reduce drag to an absolute minimum. Well, what do you think? Will you be getting one, considering it will be priced near the 3 Series?
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