BMW M3 Goes Electric: 1000+ HP Super-Saloon Teased With Revolutionary Quad-Motor Setup
The first electric BMW M3 has been unveiled through camouflaged teasers, marking a significant shift for the iconic sports sedan. While maintaining its performance heritage, this next-generation M3 introduces groundbreaking electric technology alongside a traditional combustion option.
BMW M3 electric front view
The electric M3 features an innovative quad-motor setup, with individual motors powering each wheel. While official power figures remain undisclosed, output could exceed 1,000hp. This configuration enables precise torque vectoring, optimizing handling and traction through individual wheel control.
BMW enthusiasts can breathe easy knowing that an updated version of the current 3.0-litre straight-six engine will remain available, meeting latest emissions standards and selling alongside the electric variant.
BMW electric performance prototype in action
The prototype's design, while heavily camouflaged, reveals wider wheel arches than the standard 3 Series. Expect aggressive styling elements including enhanced front bumpers, side skirts, and ventilation features characteristic of M models.
White BMW M3 EV cornering aggressively
Development testing is currently underway using an i4-based prototype to refine the electric powertrain technology. The production model is anticipated to launch in 2028, following the standard 3 Series debut in late 2025.
BMW M3 side view
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