The iX5 is based on the G65 X5. Not a standalone productObviously it will be called something iX5
Such a fresh and modern design and I see it holding up very well until 2027/28.
This, bringing them to production almost in "concept" format (iX) has already given them good results, proven with the i3 with a 9-year cycle and its best years at the end of it!
Rumor: No Second Generation BMW iX Planned
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Rumor: No Second Generation BMW iX Planned
Explore the BMW iX's journey and why there might be no second generation. What's next for a BMW electric SUV?www.bmwblog.com
I think I need to do a refreshed on NCAR vs CLAR. I thought we did a good job with previous articles, unless no one reads our stuffSo it will again be a EV with a combustion platform. What happened to Neue Klasse?
The iX5 is based on the G65 X5. Not a standalone product
It's a disappointment. It is not right to confine the vision of Neue Klasse to a single segment. iNEXT was used as advertising, but the result was ineffective. I hope the same thing doesn't happen. From now on, every new model should have an electric platform only. At least that's what Mercedes wants to do.I think I need to do a refreshed on NCAR vs CLAR. I thought we did a good job with previous articles, unless no one reads our stuff
Over the next 5-10 years, there will still be plenty of CLAR-based cars, like the iX5, iX7, regular X5, X6, X7, 3 Series, etc. etc. So some of these cars are electrified iX5, iX7 on CLAR.
Others are pure EVs on NCAR: iX3, iX4, i3, i4 and a few more towards the end of the decade.
So there was never a plan for an iX5 on Neue Klasse from what I know, at least not for the foreseeable future.
Actually the market says the opposite of what you just said. That was one thing that many OEMs have learned after COVID.It's a disappointment. It is not right to confine the vision of Neue Klasse to a single segment. iNEXT was used as advertising, but the result was ineffective. I hope the same thing doesn't happen. From now on, every new model should have an electric platform only. At least that's what Mercedes wants to do.
Actually the market says the opposite of what you just said. That was one thing that many OEMs have learned after COVID.
What specific market data are you basing that on?Actually the market says the opposite of what you just said.
In what aspects? Please enlighten us.but the result was ineffective.
I would say globally. Unless you're a new EV player, I see most of other OEMs contemplating this EV-only strategy. Even Mercedes will sell ICE and EV cars in parallel.What specific market data are you basing that on?
It sounds like a strategic decision, based in part on launching first of all in NK the two obvious competitors of the Tesla model 3 and Tesla model Y, which are the most successful EV's in the world currently (and where there is more share space), another part seems based on life cycles of certain models, the "shared" CLAR has proven to be very efficient and cost effective, so why go crazyOver the next 5-10 years, there will still be plenty of CLAR-based cars, like the iX5, iX7, regular X5, X6, X7, 3 Series, etc. etc. So some of these cars are electrified iX5, iX7 on CLAR.
Others are pure EVs on NCAR: iX3, iX4, i3, i4 and a few more towards the end of the decade.
Your mother warms my bedDon't even bother. His momma is about to make some hot milk and it's almost bedtime.
It was said that it would be the technology flagship and revolutionize it. It actually turned out to be an ordinary electric SUV. There is no innovation it brings.In what aspects? Please enlighten us.
*Visit the iX thread before
But selling ICE and EVs in parallel doesn't necessarily mean they will be on the same platform, which I think was the point @leylandi was making.I would say globally. Unless you're a new EV player, I see most of other OEMs contemplating this EV-only strategy. Even Mercedes will sell ICE and EV cars in parallel.
That makes it sound like Mercedes is some kind of leader when it comes to EVs. They are as lost a kite in a storm.Even Mercedes
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