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Rumour: BMW to Make Full Electric Car by 2012

It is said that BMW has plans for making full electric vehicles, as new Californian laws force the cars manufacturers to have a significant electric vehicles offer for the market beginning with 2012. They plan to make Li-Ion powered car, with two seats (90% of the time only one is used in practice). The car will have an autonomy of at least 200 miles. BMW already has a tiny car model, Isetta, and rumours are that they will be producing the new electric car based on this one. Other news sources say that it will be co-branded with Smart.

Omolody, from Flickr, has already made some pictured predictions of how the new Isetta might look. One of them is shown above.

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  • 3 Responses to “Rumour: BMW to Make Full Electric Car by 2012”

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    3. Wow are those tiny! I’m sure eventually all cars will be run by some form of electricity, but you can’t tell me the majority are going t be ready to jump into a vehicle that looks like that?

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