For automotive enthusiasts who have been keeping a close eye on Munich, the news is finally official. The next generation BMW M3 Touring has received its internal green light, carrying the development codename G88. While rumors have circulated for months, confirmation that the project is moving forward internally comes as a welcome relief to high performance wagon fans. Given the overwhelming global praise showered on the current generation, the decision to build a successor feels less like a surprise and more like a natural, necessary evolution for the M division. Why an American Launch Is Finally on the Table When the current G81 M3 Touring debuted in 2022, it instantly became one of the most celebrated models in the modern M lineup. American enthusiasts launched passionate grassroots campaigns pleading for a North American release, but the existing platform was never engineered for United States homologation. That miscalculation is unlikely to happen twice. Strong American sales of ...
BMW has refreshed its executive electric sedan for 2027, bringing noticeable gains in everyday efficiency alongside seamless charging accessibility. With the Tesla Model S officially out of production, the updated i5 arrives at a strategic moment for drivers seeking a refined, high performance luxury EV. The biggest news for the 2027 model year includes a native NACS charging port across all configurations and a modest boost in overall driving range. Effortless Access to the Supercharger Network One of the most practical upgrades to the 2027 i5 lineup is the standard adoption of North American Charging Standard ports. Instead of relying on separate adapters to plug into Tesla Superchargers, drivers can now connect directly at compatible stations. To make the transition completely stress free, BMW is also bundling standard adapter accessories for older AC and DC public chargers, ensuring complete flexibility wherever you choose to plug in. Efficiency Gains and Wheel Selection Impact The...