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SB LiMotive to supply batteries for BMW Megacity electric car

BMW is one step closer to getting its upcoming Megacity electric vehicle on the road. According to the German automaker, SB LiMotive, a 50:50 joint venture of Bosch and Samsung SDI, has been officially selected as the battery supplier for the Megacity project. Samsung, which is already a market leader in batteries for personal electronics applications, will reportedly deliver the individual lithium ion battery cells while Bosch will handle the job of assembling these cells into large-scale packs suitable for automotive use. ... Read more →

BMW Announces Megacity hybrid-electric vehicle Jeremy Korzeniewski

BMW Chairman Norbert Reithofer has reportedly confirmed a new eco-friendly machine called the Megacity Vehicle as part of the automaker's Project i. Beyond the name, details are sketchy. According to ...

BMW and Fiat working together for new Isetta and Topolino revivals? Jeremy Korzeniewski

We've been hearing rumblings that BMW and Fiat were working together on the development of new small vehicle platforms for a while now. With the German automaker working on an Isetta revival and the ...

BMW's Strategy Number ONE includes new city car, excludes CS Jeremy Korzeniewski

BMW has decided that it would be prudent to abandon high-end halo cars in the wake of the global economic downturn and the low profit margins of such low-volume vehicles. That means that we ...

BMW CEO confirms city car with electric option Jeremy Korzeniewski

We've heard consistent rumors since last year that BMW was considering entering the tiny car market with a new electric car. This entire time, BMW was to decide on the fate of the city EV by the ...


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