For years, BMW has incorporated lowering emissions and fuel consumption as a primary focus in designing its cars. This pursuit of an elevated, dynamic driving experience while also improving fuel efficiency has led to BMW’s fleet achieving the most significant decrease in fuel usage between 1990 and 2005, as reported in a report done by Environmental Defense.
The BMW Vision Concept further proves that combining efficiency and performance is probable when it comes to cars. This two-seater, plug-in hybrid is meant to embody the capabilities of a BMW M with to a higher level of fuel-economy and emission management even more recent small cars. It attains this with a fuel-efficient engine and its aerodynamic qualities joint with BMW ActiveHybrid components.
BMW EfficientDynamics Concept reflects a “clean-sheet” method to ensure that energy, engineering, technology, and design were all addressed together. This model is the strongest presentation of the EfficientDynamics philosophy to date. You can achieve a top speed electronically limited to 155 mph and the acceleration to 100 km/h in only 4.8 seconds. This car averages a fuel consumption of 3.76 liters/100 kilometers in the EU test cycle, equal to 62.6 mpg. Similarly, the CO2 emission rating is 99 grams per kilometer. When driving in all-electric mode after charging, the CO2 emission rating is lowered to just 50 grams per kilometer, taking into account the electricity utilized in the process.
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