BMW has revealed a quad-motor M EV prototype. Fitted with a new M xDrive four-wheel drive system, it gets a motor on each axle. Ready for electric M cars? ⚡️
As well as this, the M EV concept is testing a new highly integrated control, which has been built to allow the driver to access the new levels of power in a controlled way.
The control permanently monitors the driving condition, as well as taking in the “driver's wishes” to determine the ideal power transmission to each wheel, BMW said. BMW added: “This detailed work is crucial to ensure that future high-performance models will also be characterised by exactly what has rendered BMW M automobiles unmistakable for the last 50 years: a linear build-up of drive power and lateral dynamics that permits controllable handling right up to the limits.”
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