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BMW Would Make Range-Extenders Fun To Drive, If They Return
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Along with the Chevrolet Volt, the BMW i3 was among the first production cars to feature a range-extending gasoline engine. However, BMW has since abandoned the technology in favor of plug-in hybrids and battery-only EVs. The lesser-known i3 launched in China a few years ago is a long-wheelbase 3 Series Sedan without an REx. Similarly, the new, global i3 unveiled this week for the Neue Klasse lineup doesn’t have a gas engine either. But while th…
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