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Perfect protection can be defined in three words: BMW High Security.
Some people stand out from the crowd ? and this in itself makes them vulnerable. But now there is a saloon that offers the highest possible levels of security on the move. BMW is the first manufacturer to offer a car that is fully compliant with the requirements of the class VR7 ballistic protection standard (tested as per BRV 2009 guidelines). At the same time, the BMW 7 Series High Security delivers an unforgettable driving experience. Because the one thing you never get from BMW is compromises

Right now, the electric-vehicle fight boils down to just two contenders: the all-electric Nissan Leaf and the range-assisted Chevrolet Volt. But BMW may soon give those two battery-laden bruisers something else to chew on in the form of the company?s new i3 EV. Car and Driver has found out the juicy details on the electric Bimmer, including pricing and power figures.

First, the bad news: If you want to put yourself behind the wheel of the upcoming i3, you?ll need to raid the piggy bank for $35,000. That is a little over $2,200 more than what Nissan commands for the Leaf, but $6,000 less than the sticker on the Chevrolet Volt. With its electric motor in the rear of the vehicle and a scattering of batteries tucked under the floor, the i3 makes use of an unconventional drivetrain layout that should provide up to 150 horsepower

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