BMW will seek China production site for Mini EVs
D doubleohwhat Member Sep 1, 2016 704 610 Alabama Feb 23, 2018 #2 Feb 23, 2018 #2 They might want to seek out a designer to assist them with that exterior... Seriously though, why do a lot of the long-established brands insist on odd styling for EVs?
They might want to seek out a designer to assist them with that exterior... Seriously though, why do a lot of the long-established brands insist on odd styling for EVs?
I ItsNotAboutTheMoney Well-Known Member Jul 12, 2012 13,292 12,569 Maine Feb 23, 2018 #3 Feb 23, 2018 #3 doubleohwhat said: They might want to seek out a designer to assist them with that exterior... Seriously though, why do a lot of the long-established brands insist on odd styling for EVs? Click to expand... Because their ICEVs are more profitable and they don't want to cannibalize sales. Reactions: Brando and EinSV
doubleohwhat said: They might want to seek out a designer to assist them with that exterior... Seriously though, why do a lot of the long-established brands insist on odd styling for EVs? Click to expand... Because their ICEVs are more profitable and they don't want to cannibalize sales.
Phillip L Gas Passer Mar 31, 2015 729 594 Owen Sound, Ontario, Canada Feb 24, 2018 #4 Feb 24, 2018 #4 ItsNotAboutTheMoney said: Because their ICEVs are more profitable and they don't want to cannibalize sales. Click to expand... That makes sense. But why ugly? Different does not have to mean ugly....and yes, I am talking to you BMW i3! Reactions: Brando
ItsNotAboutTheMoney said: Because their ICEVs are more profitable and they don't want to cannibalize sales. Click to expand... That makes sense. But why ugly? Different does not have to mean ugly....and yes, I am talking to you BMW i3!
I ItsNotAboutTheMoney Well-Known Member Jul 12, 2012 13,292 12,569 Maine Feb 26, 2018 #5 Feb 26, 2018 #5 Phillip L said: That makes sense. But why ugly? Different does not have to mean ugly....and yes, I am talking to you BMW i3! Click to expand... It's a practical shape and it stands out.
Phillip L said: That makes sense. But why ugly? Different does not have to mean ugly....and yes, I am talking to you BMW i3! Click to expand... It's a practical shape and it stands out.
Lon12 Member Oct 12, 2015 917 1,145 Calgary, AB, Canada Feb 26, 2018 #6 Feb 26, 2018 #6 From the Toronto auto show:
Olds442 Member Nov 6, 2017 781 511 Usually in the past. Feb 26, 2018 #7 Feb 26, 2018 #7 ItsNotAboutTheMoney said: It's a practical shape and it stands out. Click to expand... in the future nobody cares about styling. everybody knows that. thinks the entire auto industry except Tesla. i kid, the kia soul EV and this Mini look fine in my opinion.
ItsNotAboutTheMoney said: It's a practical shape and it stands out. Click to expand... in the future nobody cares about styling. everybody knows that. thinks the entire auto industry except Tesla. i kid, the kia soul EV and this Mini look fine in my opinion.
30seconds Active Member Feb 28, 2013 2,653 7,988 SF Feb 26, 2018 #8 Feb 26, 2018 #8 Lon12 said: From the Toronto auto show: View attachment 283018 Click to expand... efficiency will not be good with that one.
Lon12 said: From the Toronto auto show: View attachment 283018 Click to expand... efficiency will not be good with that one.
S SMAlset Well-Known Member Mar 4, 2017 9,433 10,371 SF Bay Area Feb 26, 2018 #9 Feb 26, 2018 #9 Along those same lines, Daimler plans to build their Mercedes EQ-branded electric vehicles in China. I'm not a fan of the article's shown design either but doesn't matter as I wouldn't want a Benz anyway. Daimler announces $1.8 billion investment to produce Mercedes EQ-branded electric vehicles in China I am curious if these China produced cars will be sold primarily to the China market or sold in places like Germany and other European nations. Also curious if sold in Europe will Gemans want to buy German-branded cars built in China.
Along those same lines, Daimler plans to build their Mercedes EQ-branded electric vehicles in China. I'm not a fan of the article's shown design either but doesn't matter as I wouldn't want a Benz anyway. Daimler announces $1.8 billion investment to produce Mercedes EQ-branded electric vehicles in China I am curious if these China produced cars will be sold primarily to the China market or sold in places like Germany and other European nations. Also curious if sold in Europe will Gemans want to buy German-branded cars built in China.