[Tallest]

Originally Posted by Chihuahua

Ever seen an attractive woman wearing clothes?

Goddamn.

[LuisBoston]

Originally Posted by Mg.

The iX3 looks significantly longer compared to today's model. Or perhaps it's lower that's giving it this illusion?

With the VDX being a "close look at what to expect from the Neue Klasse vehicles" (their words) I kind of expected the i3 to be more compact than this as well.

It's all hard to tell. The (pretty rad) camouflage is making it difficult to proper assess what's going on with size and design. Whatever! Still looking forward to that i3 and the rest of the Neue Klasse vehicles (i4 coupe especially!).

Originally Posted by afadeev

iX3 looks huge.
i3 looks small-ish, maybe smaller than G20?

Either way, these two are definitely an improvement on the Mitsubushi/Lincoln clone VDE BMW showcased at the Shanghai auto show last month!

https://f80.bimmerpost.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2179320

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I think the shorter hoods are throwing off size perceptions

[LuisBoston]

Originally Posted by rmanm4

Such a weak reply. Do better!

Simple replies for simpletons

[My M3]

Originally Posted by hotrod182

I'm sure the weight won't really be an issue in everyday driving, where the instant torque filled powerband is usable everywhere, with its superior traction control. And the fact that it will probably beat every previous M3 on a road course is just icing on the cake.

It is not always about being the quickest

[W2k]

Originally Posted by pyrat15

Looking good! It will take a while to get used to the fact that the i3 is no longer that ugly, little electric city car

Yeah, calling it the i3 when it was really more of an i1/i2 in terms of size and shape was very strange branding. I'm glad this mistake is finally being rectified.

I really appreciate how there isn't that much visual difference between a petrol 5-series and an i5 (G60) for instance. I love EVs but I don't love how some OEMs apply their most outlandish designs to them while still letting sane people design their ICE cars.