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BMW’s electric 3-Series revealed | i3 Neue Klasse walkaround

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This is the new BMW i3 Neue Klasse, and no, it's not that i3. This is BMW's very first fully electric 3 Series saloon, constructed on the brand-new Neue Klasse platform, and it might be one of the most essential cars and trucks the business has ever made.
For years, the BMW 3 Series has actually been the foundation of the brand name– the automobile that defined the executive saloon section and kept business cars and truck drivers devoted for generations. Now, as the 3 Series commemorates its 50th anniversary, BMW is betting that its most important model can go completely electrical … without losing the driving magic that made it well-known.
In this video, Ginny takes you on an in-depth walkaround of the new i3, exploring the design, innovation and electrical efficiency that promise to redefine BMW's future.
Emphasizes consist of:
⚡ As much as 500 miles of prospective range
⚡ 800-volt architecture and ultra-fast charging
⚡ BMW's brand-new Panoramic Vision display
⚡ Four onboard "superbrain" computer systems controlling everything
⚡ A totally new Neue Klasse style language
And if early impressions from the BMW iX3 Neue Klasse are anything to go by, this might be the most exciting electric BMW yet.
So the huge concern is: can the electric i3 live up to the credibility of the famous 3 Series?
#BMW #BMWi 3 #BMW 3Series.

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MORE ABOUT ELECTRIFYING.COM. Electrifying.com is the # 1 location for electric vehicle evaluations, explainers and guides. Founded by Ginny Buckley, we bring you the current updates on EVs and extensive evaluations of the hottest brand-new designs. Whether you're switching to electrical or just curious, our plain-English guides and professional advice make it simple to browse the world of electrical cars and trucks. Stay informed, make confident choices, and join the electric revolution with Electrifying.com! #ElectricCars #EVReviews #SwitchToElectric #GinnyBuckley #NicolaHume #nickishields. 0:00 New BMW i3 exposed– very first look. 0:32 BMW i3 preview: the first electrical 3 Series. 0:42 Why the new BMW i3 matters for BMW. 1:16 BMW Neue Klasse style explained. 2:22 2026 BMW i3 outside design evaluation.
2:51 New BMW grille, lights and front-end styling. 4:15 BMW i3 side profile, wheels and styling details. 5:18 BMW i3 rear design and Visiting estate strategies. 5:43 2026 BMW i3 interior first look. 6:28 BMW i3 dashboard, controls and cabin design.
7:31 BMW i3 Alexa, AI and voice assistant tech.
7:58 BMW Scenic Vision display described. 8:51 BMW i3 storage, charging pads and glass roof. 9:31 BMW i3 apps, Zoom and digital features.
9:49 BMW superbrains and software platform discussed. 11:18 BMW i3 performance, power and chassis tech
. 12:18 BMW i3 rear seat area and traveler comfort
. 13:47 BMW i3 boot space and functionality sneak peek.
14:01 BMW i3 price expectations and main competitors.
14:21 BMW i3 battery, variety and effectiveness.
15:59 BMW i3 charging speed, 800V tech and V2L.
17:01 BMW i3 sustainability and recycled products. 17:53 Last thoughts on the new BMW i3.

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53 responses to “BMW’s electric 3-Series revealed | i3 Neue Klasse walkaround”

  1. @_shreyash_anand Avatar
    @_shreyash_anand

    Gotta be honest. I don’t hate the way this looks. I guess a design language initially dreamt up for 3-box saloons works best when re-imagined for 3 box saloons

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  2. @podge5555 Avatar
    @podge5555

    Love it and looks much better than the concept version

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  3. @abc20002koonrsr Avatar
    @abc20002koonrsr

    There is a hint of e30 there if true in real life is a master stroke .

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  4. @StephenRussell-c8v Avatar
    @StephenRussell-c8v

    That’s an Alfa Romeo rear end.

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    1. @richard_ellis Avatar
      @richard_ellis

      Yes!

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    2. @ReinReads Avatar
      @ReinReads

      I thought it’s rear is more of a Lexus IS form the early 2000s.

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    3. @StephenRussell-c8v Avatar
      @StephenRussell-c8v

      @ReinReadsthey are not even remotely like the Lexus is lights, those were fat with an oblique line.

      Reply
  5. @terjehelle Avatar
    @terjehelle

    Can we have an estate please?

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    1. @Electrifyingcom Avatar
      @Electrifyingcom

      There’s one coming! 😊

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    2. @terjehelle Avatar
      @terjehelle

      @Electrifyingcomwohoo! Yes, I saw that later in the video. 😁

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    3. @fatbikedad384 Avatar
      @fatbikedad384

      @Electrifyingcomdo you know when the wagon will release and if theyll send it to 🇨🇦? Good vidéo bye the way!

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    4. @Lecruque Avatar
      @Lecruque

      @Electrifyingcomthat will all but kill i5 resale values!

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  6. @derlaurenz Avatar
    @derlaurenz

    “White Vaganza” is gonne be my new Grindr handle XD

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    1. @Electrifyingcom Avatar
      @Electrifyingcom

      😂😂 it’s a bold name isn’t it!

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    2. @garethgleeson778 Avatar
      @garethgleeson778

      @Electrifyingcom It’s a Vaganza Extravaganza 😂

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    3. @JurisKankalis Avatar
      @JurisKankalis

      WHAT was wrong with buttons? We’ve been using them for 140 years in cars. That’s a lot of years. You’ve been copying yourself BMW – from generation to generation – for several decades – starting from E28 or E34 5 series, over to E38 7 series – my F11 five series – has very similar buttons. And I LIKE THAT. I can use them. I know where they are. Even not looking at them. Full climate control. Drive modes (mostly Eco/Sport acceleration when needed immediately). Stereo volume. WHAT WAS WRONG with them – what was wrong with finding them – without EVER taking your eyes off the road? What? Can anyone explain? BMW? You should know that, BMW – seeing you’re located on the doorstep of fastest roads of Europe where you drive 180 metres in three seconds (do you want to spend these three seconds fumbling with a moron screen?) The only thing here is I think customers (like me) trying to explain something to BMW. Hey, BMW – you’ve been doing buttons for decades. You have also been doing many of your design cannons – for many, many generations and decades – you know the ones I talk about. It’s not only Hoffmeister’s kink (by the way your five series Touring didn’t have it). You know which design standards I talk about. The distance from front wheel to hood. The line from rear to front lights through door handles. The overall taught, muscular shape. Lines that make sense. Like E39. You remember the last time you dropped them all? Yeah. You invited the designer boy Bangle to design your E60/61 and E65. AND THEN IMMEDIATELY – even during the immediate face-lift for the 7series – you went back to classic. Remember that? Why was that I wonder? Then you designed two still very good looking five series which were not Bangled. The F10 and G30 were classy, sporty, not bloated and not spitting onto your own design cannons, like the E60 was. So you went back to your roots – with the F10 and G30 – whole two generations of good design – after the moronity that was E60 (both interior and exterior). Why, I wonder? Something to do with a massive backlash and sales volumes? Hope it’s not the case for you with buttons BMW – looking at the number of people VAG and Mercedes are currently fireing because of sales decreases – I’m really hoping you know what you’re doing with the entire “buttonless” crap. I don’t think you are. I think you’re blindly following some stupid trend that’s on the market for some reason or other (ukhem, Elon Musk). By the way, BMW – as you clearly know – sales figures of electric vehicles are declining. Sales figures of cars which f_ing identify as appliances are declining. But you still insist on being “trendy”. Well, let’s see where it all takes you. I just hope my F11 from 2012 drives forever. Just bought a massive pile of parts for it.

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    4. @Neojhun Avatar
      @Neojhun

      @JurisKankalis BAHAHA NO real person would write out that long winded spam. Your real scam agenda is “as you clearly know – sales figures of electric vehicles are declining”. Which is Wacko Lie based on only using the USA disaster figures and ignoring the rest the world. Funny how SCAM agenda spammers blatant use astro turf tactics and don’t bother to appear realistic.

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    5. @norahclarissa6352 Avatar
      @norahclarissa6352

      💀💀👀

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  7. @flexin4life Avatar
    @flexin4life

    I see little bit of EVO X rear side profile

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    1. @Fabulousprofound168 Avatar
      @Fabulousprofound168

      Is it the rear side profile?

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  8. @dai_in_the_port_uk2642 Avatar
    @dai_in_the_port_uk2642

    Looks more Alfa Romeo than BMW, especially the rear. But I like it.

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    1. @tkg__ Avatar
      @tkg__

      I don’t hate it. But the interior screams “we pretend it is a spaceship to hide cost-cutting on buttons, knobs and actually elegant materials”.

      Reply
  9. @julianlee2 Avatar
    @julianlee2

    Mitsubishi carisma front, lancer rear

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    1. @Alessandro--- Avatar
      @Alessandro—

      Well spotted! I was wondering where I had seen that before!

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  10. @Golds_fox Avatar
    @Golds_fox

    The proportion remind me of the bmw gt, sedan, suv hybrid thing

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  11. @guochenggang0321 Avatar
    @guochenggang0321

    Honestly, it’s much prettier than I expected and now its growing on me. Weird.

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    1. @Electrifyingcom Avatar
      @Electrifyingcom

      It’s even better in the flesh!

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    2. @SliderFury1 Avatar
      @SliderFury1

      It looks much more “normal” than I think we were expecting. It’s not drastically different just for the sake of screaming to the world that it’s an EV.

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  12. @jimjolly4560 Avatar
    @jimjolly4560

    Squared off steering wheels are becoming so fashionable. Who knew the Austin Allegro would be such a design inspiration? 😂

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    1. @stevejewiss532 Avatar
      @stevejewiss532

      Yeah but the Germans love a bit of The Emperors New Clothes , if they do it then its ok .

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  13. @johnfranklin6394 Avatar
    @johnfranklin6394

    Damn! 559 miles WLTP!

    My Model 3 has a 344 miles claimed WLTP range, but has averaged a real-world range of 260 miles over 20k miles and almost two years – so about 75% of the claimed range.

    Apply that to this BMW and you likely have a real-world range of at least 422 miles.

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  14. @martinaston1715 Avatar
    @martinaston1715

    Definitely helps when showcasing room in the back to have a 5″4 presenter 😅

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    1. @davidperry3531 Avatar
      @davidperry3531

      I remember when Ginny first drove the G20 3 Series and she loved it. I wonder if this will generate the same excitement.

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  15. @lefteris2583 Avatar
    @lefteris2583

    This is an Alfa Romeo, right?

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    1. @Amfilochos Avatar
      @Amfilochos

      Well, I laved Alfa and I had one, but now is almost dead 😢

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    2. @welcomekusasabelo1999 Avatar
      @welcomekusasabelo1999

      😂

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    3. @lexxro87 Avatar
      @lexxro87

      Not even close wtf are you talking about

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    4. @NisseOhlsen Avatar
      @NisseOhlsen

      I was thinking exactly the same. It looks like a seriously racy Alfa. Super elegant.

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  16. @entwistlefromthewho Avatar
    @entwistlefromthewho

    Let me guess…. still no sunglasses holder?

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  17. @pantster9855 Avatar
    @pantster9855

    I’m just waiting on the i3 touring and I’ll be ordering one (will probably keep my current i3s too)

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  18. @SebNutter Avatar
    @SebNutter

    500 plus miles of range is the figure that puts electric firmly on the map for those on the fence.

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    1. @SliderFury1 Avatar
      @SliderFury1

      Not for me, I’ve never cared much about the range, more about the charging infrastructure. Where are the chargers and how long does it take?

      When there’s a bank of super chargers at every major gas station that can take my EV from 20% to 95% in less than 10 minutes, then I’ll consider them. Anything less is not something I care to deal with.

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    2. @j.c.withers Avatar
      @j.c.withers

      @SliderFury1 why would that matter if the car can take you farther on a single charge than most people would be willing to drive in a day? I agree the charging infrastructure is critical to long-term success, and will lead to us being able to use far smaller batteries eventually if we can rely on there being places to charge at our destinations, but at 500 miles there’s really no need.

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    3. @AdamRosenberg90 Avatar
      @AdamRosenberg90

      Going the other way is what we need now. Smaller lighter battery packs with efficient drivetrain. I imagine this in ‘40’ trim with a circa 400 mile range will be the sweet spot.

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    4. @hishamg Avatar
      @hishamg

      For me it means I can charge at home using my off peak charging rate, drive from Merseyside to Hemel Hempstead to visit my mother, then drive all the way home without needing to recharge at a ridiculously overpriced motorway charger.

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    5. @karlwest437 Avatar
      @karlwest437

      ​@SliderFury1and when you get that, you’ll want it to take you to the moon in ten minutes

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  19. @Chucklehead617 Avatar
    @Chucklehead617

    I don’t want everything on a screen, I don’t want Alexa in my car!

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    1. @bobbuilder1382 Avatar
      @bobbuilder1382

      Great, this car is not for you then and that’s OK.

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    2. @Chucklehead617 Avatar
      @Chucklehead617

      @bobbuilder1382it’s too bad, because I love the exterior

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    3. @QuadrifogIio Avatar
      @QuadrifogIio

      so then don’t buy it

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    4. @chrishar110 Avatar
      @chrishar110

      @Chucklehead617 You can’t have both.

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    5. @davids1816 Avatar
      @davids1816

      Hurry! Someone is on your lawn! Go get ’em!

      Reply
  20. @Krieky Avatar
    @Krieky

    I am surprised that this was recorded in Nov 2025 but we’re getting to watch in 4 months later!

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