Phasing into the EV market, the i5 hits production lines at BMW’s largest European plant, expected to cover 40% of the OEM’s total EV output by 2024
The i5 is the third fully-electric model produced at the Bavarian site; BMW’s largest plant in Europe. According to company projections, the site is set to produce 40% of its pure battery-electric vehicles by 2024.
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