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BMW and Chevrolet are changing the world of transportation, but not in the way we might have thought they would. Both companies are driving us toward an electric future, and both have just taken epic steps to help solidify their choice of EVs as the cars of the very near future. More specifically, both have selected SUVs and crossovers as the electric cars of the future. Let’s start with BMW. BMW launched its electric “i” brand earlier this decade with the i3 hatch and i8 supercar, but the automaker has said it does not plan to build an SUV within the same range. Evidently the company’s stance has changed, because BMW could be in the planning stages of a massive influx of electric SUVs. Autocar recently reported that BMW has trademarked the names iX1, iX2, iX3, iX4, iX5, iX6, iX7, iX8, and iX9. This could just be BMW covering its bases, which automakers frequently do, but it could also mean BMW has major plans for several electric SUV models. Considering the pace at which EVs are becoming mainstream, and how much Americans love crossovers, BMW would be remiss if it didn’t follow through by attaching at least a few of those new names to real vehicles within the next couple of years. Which brings us to Chevrolet. The Truth About Cars referenced an event at which GM CEO Mary Barra spoke about her company’s future. The website reported,
That would mean 17 new electric models would be introduced in the next three years, which seems a little excessive. And that’s not even including Hyundai’s recent announcement of eight more SUVs and crossovers by 2020, at least some of which will be powered by electricity. We’re living in a crossover-hungry world, and Americans will probably keep buying them as fast as carmakers can make them. Would an electric SUV be a good fit for your driving needs? -tgriffith Find Certified Pre-Owned Cars and Used Cars in your area at CarGurus. Used BMW i3 Shopping for a new vehicle? BMW and Chevrolet Double Down on Electric SUVs posted first on http://www.cargurus.com/blog/ via Blogger BMW and Chevrolet Double Down on Electric SUVs
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If a new Mitsubishi sedan or pickup does come to the United States, it will likely be based on a Nissan, but won’t be a simple badge job. Mitsubishi CEO Osamu Masuko told Automotive News,
Can a sedan move the needle for Mitsubishi? Sedans are a slowly dying breed, and even the established players are seeing declines in sales. A pickup, however, could be a good idea, considering the rebirth of the compact truck market. The problem is that it would be based on the Nissan Frontier, a truck that lags near the bottom of the sales charts. Remember the Frontier-based Suzuki Equator? Exactly. The Frontier is due for a makeover for 2018, though, which should make it relevant again. Mitsubishi’s success will most likely rest on the shoulders of its new and existing crossovers, which should be just good enough to keep the brand here a while longer. Would you be interested in a Frontier-based pickup from Mitsubishi? -tgriffith Find Certified Pre-Owned Cars and Used Cars in your area at CarGurus. Used Nissan Frontier Shopping for a new vehicle? Could a Pickup Spark the Comeback of Mitsubishi? posted first on http://www.cargurus.com/blog/ via Blogger Could a Pickup Spark the Comeback of Mitsubishi?
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