BMW M begins testing four-motor EV prototype

BMW promises 'extremely emotional driving experience' for its first electric M car ⚡ ️

This isn’t a complete M EV just yet, but the just-revealed prototype does offer us something tangible regarding the electric future of M cars. A four-motor, four-wheel drive car is currently being tested, and is said to provide ‘an unprecedented level of performance and experience.

‘Within milliseconds, the power and torque of the spontaneously reacting electric motors can be dosed so precisely that the load demand signalled via the accelerator pedal can be realised at a level of dynamics that is unattainable using conventional drive systems’ is how BMW puts it. And even without a screaming straight six, that does sound quite good.

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