With the advent of electrification, fuel vehicles are really not easy, automobile manufacturers have gradually aligned themselves with the interests driven by the general trend, many car companies have stopped developing internal combustion engines, especially crock tank models, and almost no car companies in the market will be involved in this field. But of course, there are people who do the opposite. Recently, Report Auto obtained a spy photo of the BMW 3 Series station wagon, and the coverage of the new car is very small, which can be said to be not far from mass production.
The design is a knock on the door, the appearance of the new car and the current model is basically not much different, still using BMW's family design language. The size of the vehicle's double kidney grille can only be regarded as a decent library, connecting the slender headlight groups on both sides.
Coming to the side of the vehicle, the vehicle adopts the traditional station wagon shape, but because its waist line is very low, it is visually seen, and the overall shape of the vehicle is relatively low, which looks quite sporty.
Opening the car door, it is a pity that the official has not exposed any news of the interior at present. However, it is expected that the interior of the vehicle should be the same as that of the 3 Series.
(Current BMW 3 Series interior)
In terms of power, the new car is expected to be equipped with a 3.0T straight 6 engine, but if the vehicle is expected to be introduced into domestic production in the future, it is likely to be equipped with only a 2.0T engine. Moreover, with the advent of electrification, new cars are also likely to launch hybrid and plug-in hybrid models in the future.
BMW has always been known for its sports, especially the BMW 3 Series, which is also known as a car that young people can't get around. About two years have passed since this generation of BMW 3 Series went public, and BMW is already considering mid-term changes. But for the more niche segment of the station wagon, I didn't expect BMW to innovate, I don't know what you're looking forward to?
Edit=Lin Jing