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A Week With: 2026 BMW iX xDrive45

A Week With: 2026 BMW iX xDrive45

Introduced in 2020, with its first deliveries taking place in the latter part of 2021, as 2022 models, the BMW iX has now been around for over half a decade. The marque’s first purpose built all-electric SUV, the iX looked like something out of a science fiction movie when it was unveiled. Now a decade on, Headlight.News tells you just how mainstream the 2026 BMW iX xDrive45 has gotten.

BMW’s M Concept Neue Klasse Reveals the Future of a Monstrous, All-Electric M3

BMW’s M Concept Neue Klasse Reveals the Future of a Monstrous, All-Electric M3

While other manufacturers may be slamming the brakes on their EV programs, BMW continues charging forward – and the new M Concept Neue Klasse suggests it’s getting ready to launch its first all-electric M3 as early as next year, a beast capable of delivering massive levels of horsepower instant torque. More from Headlight.News.

BMW Pulling the Plug on the – But it’s Not Giving up on EVs

BMW Pulling the Plug on the – But it’s Not Giving up on EVs

BMW is pulling the plug on the iX battery-electric crossover in the U.S. market, the latest manufacturer to rejig its EV line-up to reflect declining sales. At the same time, however, the Bavarian automaker is getting ready to bring out three more EVs, part of a wave of new products set to launch this year. More from Headlight.News.

Backed by 8 Automakers, This Start-Up Wants to Change How You Charge Your EV

Backed by 8 Automakers, This Start-Up Wants to Change How You Charge Your EV

If the name isn’t familiar, no surprise. The company has just turned two years old and only just opened its 100th location. But with the backing of eight major automotive manufacturers – including General Motors, Toyota, Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz – Ionna aims to transform the process of charging up battery-electric vehicles. That’s a critical step, its CEO told Headlight.News, in increasing consumer acceptance of EVs.

Soaring Vehicle Delivery Fees Are Becoming “Budget Breakers”

Soaring Vehicle Delivery Fees Are Becoming “Budget Breakers”

New vehicle prices have been running at record levels over the last several years, and posted another big jump in February. A lot of factors catch blame, including the Trump administration’s auto tariffs. But there’s another factor buyers often overlook: the delivery fees manufacturers tack on – in some cases adding more than $3,000 to a vehicle’s MSRP. Headlight.News has more.