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* The models have '''30% longer range and 30% shorter recharging time''' compared to existing EV models<ref name=":28" />. | * The models have '''30% longer range and 30% shorter recharging time''' compared to existing EV models<ref name=":28" />. | ||
* These models will come to the market in 2025. | * These models will come to the market in 2025. | ||
* '''BMW wants to increase the share of its EVs to 15% by the end of 2023'''<ref name=":35">https://techcrunch.com/2023/08/03/bmw-is-pumping-more-cash-into-evs-than-originally-planned/#:~:text=BMW%20aims%20for%20its%20share,mobility%2C%E2%80%9D%20according%20to%20Bloomberg.</ref>'''.''' | |||
* BMW CFO told Bloomberg that it's “investing more than originally planned in the global ramp-up of e-mobility.” In Q2 2023, R&D rose 19% year-over-year to $2 billion<ref name=":35" />. | |||
* BMW wants its EV share to be 25% by 2025 and 33% by 2026 and is forecasting to reach 50% share well ahead of the planned 2030<ref>https://europe.autonews.com/automakers/after-doubling-sales-full-electric-bmw-and-mini-cars-last-year-automaker-expects-demand</ref>. | |||
==== Winners of the 2023 IAA mobility conference ==== | ==== Winners of the 2023 IAA mobility conference ==== | ||