BMW Group unveils fully electric iXI SAV at ₹66.90 lakh
The Hindu
BMW iXI offers a range of up to 400 km. BMW Group India introduces fully-electric BMW iXI SAV at ₹66.90 lakh; bookings open, deliveries start Oct. Range of up to 400 km. President Vikram Pawah: "Boosting electric mobility with innovative products like BMW iXI."
BMW Group India has introduced the fully-electric BMW iXI luxury Sports Activity Vehicle (SAV) at ex-showroom price of ₹66.90 lakh. Bookings have opened and deliveries will start from October, the company said. Vikram Pawah, President, BMW Group India said,” The electrification of the highly successful BMW iXI offers all customers the preference of petrol, diesel and now electric. We will continue to boost the ramp-up of electric mobility by carefully expanding our range with well thought-out and innovative products like the fully electric BMW iXI.”
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