The situation in the premium electric car market changed with the introduction of the Tesla Model S in 2012. The American sedan demonstrated for the first time what a car could be like if it combined speed, comfort, performance, and elegance. Nowadays, most European manufacturers, including Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, present luxury electric cars.
Some cars seek to maximize sophistication and luxury. Others put performance first or add a good dose of utility to the SUV body. Competition is fierce and standards are constantly rising.
Experts have named the leaders in the premium electric car segment. BMW i7 It is an indicator of the growing preference for electric vehicles that the first version of the all-new BMW 7 Series flagship is the electric i7. It's not an elegant or even particularly aesthetically pleasing car, but the i7's monumental proportions are undeniably eye-catching.
Inside, it's even more impressive thanks to its superbly crafted finish and stunning technology. High-quality materials are used throughout, and the sleek screens located at the top of the dashboard can be accessed via the iDrive swivel controller. For rear-seat passengers, there is the option of an incredible 31.
3-inch flip-down screen that, when combined with the Bowers & Wilkins audio system, provides a cinema-like experience in the car. Thanks to all-wheel drive and four-wheel steering, the big BMW is surprisingly approachable, with precise steering and firm grip. The twin-engine setup delive.