Electrical Vehicles that Expected in Future

 BMW iNext (expected: 2023)

iNext began production in 2021, and is intended to be BMW’s expanded “I” family of electrified vehicles. BMW claims that it has a range of more than 400 miles with third – degree automatic driving capability.

BMW Ix3 (Expected: 2022)

This BMW electric vehicle is not building on the United States. Also, BMW iX3 was previewed in 2018. This iX3 allows for 150 kw charging and the battery pack can be recharging in as little as 30 minutes. In addition, the iX3 model has a special rear axle subframe to accommodate the new powertrain.

Bollinger B2 (expected 2021)

Bollinger B2 is very interesting. It includes a front and rear tailgate, armored axle hub, hydropneumatics suspension and the ability to carry 16-foot pieces of wood with the tailgate closed. The B2 costs $ 125000 and currently has deposit expected to sell for 2021.

Byton M- Byte concept (expected mid 2021)

Byton M- Byte and K- Byte concepts a crossover and a sedan were first showcased at the CES technology show last year January. European country can by them first but can expect the M-byte to be around $4500. The use 272 hp rear wheel drive model has a 72.0 Kwh battery as well as two version and the rear wheel drive model. Byton says the smaller battery can be deliver 224 miles, while the larger 95 kWh battery is good for up to 286 miles.  

Cadillac Lyriq (expected: 2022)

The specialty here is the presence of the first electric Cadillac. Future GM at spring hill, Tennessee will be built with electric vehicles. The lyric is sold in both single – wheel rear wheel drive variants. Using GMs modular platform and ultra – scalable battery architecture, it has a range of more than 300 miles on a single charge. 

Faraday future FF91 (Expected 2023)

FF91 premiered at CES 2017 and was later put in to production. It has 1050 horsepower with two electric motors mounted on the front. Faraday future claims that a large cross – section can explode from zero to 60 miles per hour in 2.4 seconds. The 130.0 kWh battery pack is designed in collaboration with LG Chem and offers a range of 378 miles. This expected to hit the market around 2023.

Cadillac Celestiq (expected 2025)

It will be built on GM’s Altium battery platform and has running range of 300 miles or more. A dual motor all-wheel drive is also available, as well as a four-wheel drive steering wheel. This is probably Cadillac’s EV flagship, which can be as high as $ 100000.

Audi Q4-e torn (expected 2021)

As the name implies, it differs in size from the Q4e- Troon size between Audi’s Q3 and Q5 crossover. Like most upcoming EV model in the Volkswagen group, it runs on the company’s MEB platform. It will go on sale in 2021.

References

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/g29994375/future-electric-cars-trucks/