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Photo of 2017 740e courtesy of BMW.
Photo of 2017 740e courtesy of BMW.
BMW will show its three plug-in hybrids and its updated 2017 model-year vehicles at the Los Angeles Auto Show, the automaker has announced.
BMW will show its 740e xDrive, 330e, and X5 xDrive40e plug-in hybrids, which are all now available at dealer lots. The 740e XDrive arrived in September as a 2017 model, while the 330e and X5 XDrive40e were initially introduced as 2016 models. These later two were shown at the 2015 Los Angeles Auto Show.
BMW will also show other performance-oriented models such as the M760i xDrive, Alpina B7 xDrive, and i8 supercar. BMW will show several new engine variants in the 2 Series and M2 lineups.
BMW will not be showing its revamped 5 Series that enters a new generation with the 2017 model year.
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