2013 BMW 5-Series Plug-in Hybrid concept
The prototype of this greener version of BMW's midsize sedan is based on the China-only long-wheelbase 5 Series platform.
The car is part of a joint venture between BMW and Chinese automaker Brilliance. The car is the tip of an eco-friendly iceberg BMW has aimed squarely at China, a country with an increasing appetite for premium-segment cars and a serious need for green-focused, energy-efficient vehicles.
Chinese automaker Brilliance China Automotive Holdings and unique to the market there. This car will be named 2013 BMW 5 Series sedan will certainly become a new vehicle. The need for green cars around and does not pollute much needed now as well as future-oriented
The car should be in the first version in 2011 Shanghai Motor Show.
BMW Brilliance Automotive will reveal at the Shanghai Auto Show a premium-segment plug-in hybrid sedan concept based on a long wheelbase version of the BMW 5 Series Sedan, developed exclusively for the Chinese automobile market and produced at the Shenyang site. The prototype is powered by a parallel hybrid drive set-up that combines a 214 HP combustion engine featuring BMW TwinPower Turbo technology with an electrical motor that adds another 93 HP.
