The newest concept from BMW illustrates the potential design of an all-electric M3.

BMW has unveiled a M Concept Neue Klasse, which is completely a new electric concept that’s visually striking and latest design philosophy for an all-electric M car, as it comes with plenty of creative visions to be implemented further on the close-to final production model. 

BMW M3 Concept Styling 

If we look at the styling, it features the signature BMW m cues. It is low-slung and wider with robust wheel arches, featuring a sporty design. Overall the design has been completely rebuilt from scratch as the headlight and kidney grille are attached in a single unit, while the yellow lighting is from BMW’s GT race cars and M Hybrid V8. 

The rear houses a sporty ducktail spoiler, floating diffuser and new Track Lights that provides a modern look by keeping it simple yet elegant. BMW has also utilized natural fibre composites for parts like front splitter, bonnet vent, and diffuser. The cabin is driver centric as it houses four bucket seats, five-point harnesses, and driver-focussed layout. 

BMW M3 Concept Performance 

What makes the M3 concept interesting is its thrilling performance, as BMW has ditched dual motors and has gone with four, which gives the power to be controlled individually for each wheel. BMW is also working on integrating a new software called BMW M Dynamic Performance Control, as this setup will improve traction, cornering stability, and enhance the performance of regenerative braking. 

The concept also features an 800-Volt electrical system with a 100 kWh battery pack. According to BMW, they have gone for the new cylindrical battery cells which will generate more power and can be charged faster, as the battery is the core of the car’s overall structure which helps in improving rigidity of the vehicle.