BMW Might Put Small Gas Engines Back in Its Biggest EVs

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05/12/2025
BMW Might Put Small Gas Engines Back in Its Biggest EVs

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BMW may be ready to revive an idea most people assumed the industry had left behind: the range extender. The German automaker is reportedly exploring whether to add small gas engines to some of its largest electric vehicles, turning them into extended-range EVs (EREVs) that rely primarily on ...

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