BMW’s electric 3 Series costs $4,400 less than its petrol M350 in the US
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BMW pricing the 2027 i3 50 xDrive $4,400 below its petrol M350 sibling is a line in the sand — EVs aren’t just cleaner, they’re becoming the cheaper default in premium segments. Fleet and mobility operators should accelerate TCO analyses now, because customer expectations and residual values will move faster than your replacement cycles.
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